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To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (57535)	4/5/2006 5:38:27 PM
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fortunately for our tax coffers, many people still think the best thing is to make lots of money, The henry george folks are steaming mad about current tax structures - they want to tax the non producing money horders , land lorders and savers into oblivion and the working class pay nothing right? en.wikipedia.org I couple people on sci.econ usenet always go into outrage that we tax the golden goose that does all the work and lays the egg and not the evil giant hoarding them. and the next best thing is to spend it on expensive objects so that strangers will be properly respectful of your high salary and high station in life. HAHA true - but regli tells me things are a changin! Message 22326569 The car costs at least $180,000. The dealership also opened a Lamborghini showroom in January. It is true that Rolls-Royces aren't selling very well, but the main reason seems to be that Mr. Butler's customers don't feel comfortable being seen in a $300,000 car when the state is suffering so badly. "It's not that they can't afford it," he said. "It's because of the image it would give."

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