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Re: George Bush and Michael Jackson: A Comparison

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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    John Hanson said:

    The bank borrowed me the money because I'm a good credit risk.

    And this despite the fact that you can't speak English, that's pretty
    impressive.

    Quoted message said:

    The elite few generate most of the wealth in this
    country.

    For themselves sure. But not for anyone else.

    Quoted message said:

    How is my money the taxpayers money? The wealthiest few pay the most
    in taxes. It's the poor that get the free ride.

    1) It's taxpayer money because you paid it in taxes
    2) The middle class pays a zillions times more in taxes
    than do the "wealthiest few"
    3) Nobody who is poor gets a free ride -- that's just
    class warfare propaganda brought to you by the GOP:
    keep you too busy complaining about poor people so
    you won't go after the rich ones, especially those
    who live on money earned by someone else

    Quoted message said:

    Corporation shouldn't be taxed anyway. They just pass that tax onto
    the consumer with higher prices.

    Legally, corporations are "persons." If they make money, then they
    owe taxes. If they choose to pass that tax on to the consumer then
    they (the coporations) will lose customers. Free market capitalism
    at work.

  2. On 21 Mar 2005 18:27:27 -0500, [email hidden] (Patricia O'Tuama)
    wrote in misc.fitness.weights:

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    John Hanson said:

    The bank borrowed me the money because I'm a good credit risk.

    And this despite the fact that you can't speak English, that's pretty
    impressive.

    That would be bad grammar on my part.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    The elite few generate most of the wealth in this
    country.

    For themselves sure. But not for anyone else.

    Are you really that stupid? Bill Gates has made more millionaires
    than all government programs since 1787 combined.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    How is my money the taxpayers money? The wealthiest few pay the most
    in taxes. It's the poor that get the free ride.

    1) It's taxpayer money because you paid it in taxes

    But if I get a tax cut, I don't pay it in taxes.

    Quoted message said:

    2) The middle class pays a zillions times more in taxes
    than do the "wealthiest few"

    That is a lie.

    Quoted message said:

    3) Nobody who is poor gets a free ride -- that's just
    class warfare propaganda brought to you by the GOP:
    keep you too busy complaining about poor people so
    you won't go after the rich ones, especially those
    who live on money earned by someone else

    You are always free to start your own business. Most people don't
    because they aren't ambitious enough and prefer the security of being
    employed by a business.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    Corporation shouldn't be taxed anyway. They just pass that tax onto
    the consumer with higher prices.

    Legally, corporations are "persons." If they make money, then they
    owe taxes. If they choose to pass that tax on to the consumer then
    they (the coporations) will lose customers. Free market capitalism
    at work.

    Why would they lose customers when every corporation passes on it's
    liabilities to its customers or on rare occasion, to its shareholders?
    So where did you get that business degree?

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