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To: ecommerceman who wrote (125375)2/4/2001 9:15:49 PM
From: DMaA  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769670
 
Sorry, gotta stay here and fight you socialists. Want to leave the continent better than I found it for my kids. But hey, the world's full of People's Republics that might fit your world view better. I'm sure we can get along without ya big guy.

maybe you should move to another country...



To: ecommerceman who wrote (125375)2/5/2001 5:59:34 AM
From: JDN  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769670
 
Dear ecommerceman: You are still not getting it, what the hell is it in DC that turns people in to beggars?? Taxes do MORE than raise money, they set POLICY. An EXTREMELY progressive income tax such as we currently have is designed SUPPOSEDLY to take from the rich and give to the poor. Sort of like an Equalizer. That is what the Socialist thinking people say. BUT, it is NOT TRUE. The rich, and I mean the RICH do NOT pay those taxes. They set up foundations, offshore entities etc etc to avoid them. It is the struggling middle class that would LIKE to move up to the NEXT LEVEL that get CREAMED and kept down. Russia has PROVEN that if you continue down this path eventually the majority just give up, sit back and accept what the govt DOLES OUT to them. They are little more than VASSALS. Mediocracy (please check my spelling for me) sets in and the Nation GOES DOWN THE TUBES. You MUST provide an opportunity for people to RISE ABOVE their fortune in life if you wish the Nation to rise above its past. JDN