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Politics : A US National Health Care System?
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To: Alighieri who wrote (15337)3/24/2010 4:03:32 PM
From: Sdgla  Read Replies (1) of 42652
 
No it's not impossible. Your generosity towards the less fortunate
will be directly effected by what you have left after taxes. You also are
able to make a determination based on how the gov spends your $$'s.

Once the % moves above 50% I believe the move towards what
you see happening in Greece begins based on the fact governments
are basically inept and inefficient as they are not required to be profitable.

So you do not want to answer my question because it doesn't fit
into your socialist tendencies. Your inference that I do not donate to
those in need is incorrect as well... Once I have just enough left, after
taxes, to take care of my family does effect my ability to help those in need.

FYI... You also assume wrong by stating I agreed with what went
on in the previous admin.
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