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To: Cactus Jack who wrote (60885)	2/8/2010 9:03:44 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) of 218823

>>And the less people care about other people or their society, but only their money, the less rational they are about taxes. It appears that you equate paying more taxes with "caring about other people or their society". I'm not sure I'd readily agree with that.<< Well, lets look at a few societies for examples. Take Denmark or Sweden. A recent poll said the Danes are the happiest people on earth. Happy is a pretty good goal, don't you think? The Danes and Swedes pay almost 50% in taxes. And in Denmark and Sweden everyone has health care and everyone can get a phd for free and take as long as they want to get it. When we realize ensuring our childrne have a proper education and good health care and that is more important than their making a million dollars, then we will have taken a big step toward enlightenment.

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