I'm referring to the working stiff who was sold on on the Friedmanian wonders of "trickle down" 30 years ago and who by now ought to wonder why all he/she's seen instead is the income gap spreading wider than a Palin mother/daughter team's legs. Tax-wise, I don't see what the gauche caviar has to complain about (nor do I understand the retort - Little, limo, gauche - huh ?)
A lot of those guys sold on the Friedmanian principles of economic freedom made a good living.
Recall that there was quite a lot of economic growth in Reagan's recovery after Jimmah the First's magnificent stewardship of the economy.
You think only Halliburton pocketed the scratch?
But this time, Jimmah the Second is overwhelming the private sector with new regulations and obligations to pay a zillion more government do-nothings. I am sure that the Keynesians will get it right on one of these shots.
Pinkos never figured out how to run an economy. By definition, they must follow they bearded apostle, Marx, and, by definition, this fails. By now, it's a theorem.
Point taken, Pepe: since you beg to be taxed more, you're not being robbed. Got it. Just make a check for 100,000 euros and send it here. Everybody will be happy.
About consent, Pepe, what Buffet and the rest are really saying is that tax rates should be higher for more people than only themselves. They are attempting to lead by example.
Once the legal tax rate is higher, it is not voluntary. When the state obliges you to do something, the alternative is usually a penalty, a lot like gimme yo fuckin wallet or I put a cap in yo ass.
I would have imagined that even a relatively subtle distinction as that would have made itself clear to you in your years at Berkeley.
However, your confusing a tower at a Gulag's fence for one at Dachau speaks well for your understanding of political philosophy.
Once you are behind any of these fences, I don't know that the political philosophy outside of the enclosure matters much. Is all taxation marxist or only whatever 'more' is ?
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They're just like Jesus without the Jesus!
Reagan tax breaks trickling down to the little guy any day now.
By "little guy" you mean limousine liberal from la gauche caviar?
Ferraris are quite small, Tecs. So are Aston Martins.
You need to be polite to Pepe or he'll get all sniffy and slap his maid at the Sofitel.
What goes with pink caviar? I say, a bottle of Veuve Clicquot Brut Rosé will do.
Fine. Pay up, Tecs.
I'm referring to the working stiff who was sold on on the Friedmanian wonders of "trickle down" 30 years ago and who by now ought to wonder why all he/she's seen instead is the income gap spreading wider than a Palin mother/daughter team's legs.
Tax-wise, I don't see what the gauche caviar has to complain about (nor do I understand the retort - Little, limo, gauche - huh ?)
A lot of those guys sold on the Friedmanian principles of economic freedom made a good living.
Recall that there was quite a lot of economic growth in Reagan's recovery after Jimmah the First's magnificent stewardship of the economy.
You think only Halliburton pocketed the scratch?
But this time, Jimmah the Second is overwhelming the private sector with new regulations and obligations to pay a zillion more government do-nothings. I am sure that the Keynesians will get it right on one of these shots.
Pinkos never figured out how to run an economy. By definition, they must follow they bearded apostle, Marx, and, by definition, this fails. By now, it's a theorem.
Yeah, but Marxism is scientific, Tecs! Don't be an obscurantist.
Right. The science of robbing Peter to pay Paul. While coming out on top. Anything else to it?
Social justice.
Super-rich feel undertaxed, Rot sees a dachau mirador... N'importe quoi.
RWN tax justice.
tecs, not to burden you with definitions, but you cannot 'rob' someone if you have their consent.
Point taken, Pepe: since you beg to be taxed more, you're not being robbed. Got it. Just make a check for 100,000 euros and send it here. Everybody will be happy.
About consent, Pepe, what Buffet and the rest are really saying is that tax rates should be higher for more people than only themselves. They are attempting to lead by example.
Once the legal tax rate is higher, it is not voluntary. When the state obliges you to do something, the alternative is usually a penalty, a lot like gimme yo fuckin wallet or I put a cap in yo ass.
I would have imagined that even a relatively subtle distinction as that would have made itself clear to you in your years at Berkeley.
However, your confusing a tower at a Gulag's fence for one at Dachau speaks well for your understanding of political philosophy.
Nazism was National Socialism.
Once you are behind any of these fences, I don't know that the political philosophy outside of the enclosure matters much.
Is all taxation marxist or only whatever 'more' is ?
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