Interesting Tax Talk On Netpond

Torone · 01-18-2003

Jr,
My point went sailing right over your head. If people had to write that check, it wouldn't be painless like it is with withholding. That would bring an end to the career of any tax-hungry politician.

As for fairness, the idea of 'fair share' is determined by who? Fair should mean equal. After all, who is using the social services, etc.?

As for wealthy, according to the Liberals' figures delineating the classes, that means any person or family with a combined income above $92,000 per year. Most of those do not realize that they are wealthy. They can't go pay cash for a car or a house. Still, they are supposed to pay for the masses who choose not to work; but to stay home and breed (more money for each child you have).

One more point...When was the last time you got a job from a 'poor' man?

Last edited by Torone at Jan 18 2003, 03:41 PM

01-18-2003	#16
Torone Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 1,137	Jr, My point went sailing right over your head. If people had to write that check, it wouldn't be painless like it is with withholding. That would bring an end to the career of any tax-hungry politician. As for fairness, the idea of 'fair share' is determined by who? Fair should mean equal. After all, who is using the social services, etc.? As for wealthy, according to the Liberals' figures delineating the classes, that means any person or family with a combined income above $92,000 per year. Most of those do not realize that they are wealthy. They can't go pay cash for a car or a house. Still, they are supposed to pay for the masses who choose not to work; but to stay home and breed (more money for each child you have). One more point...When was the last time you got a job from a 'poor' man? Last edited by Torone at Jan 18 2003, 03:41 PM __________________ Why me? Why always me?