Cause and effect
Republican radio host Charlie Sykes explains why he didn't attend the hearing on Milwauukee Area Technical College's budget:
Actually, I was at home, working, making money to pay my taxes.Actually, Charlie, the reason you pay so much in taxes is because you make so much money, not vice versa.
That little misunderstanding may be the root cause of a lot of his unhappiness and help explain his philosophy. It's common among conservatives, especially in the upper income bracket.
posted by xoff @ 7:43 AM
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10 Comments:
yes it is common for people to want to keep thier own money
Once again as you attack someone who is making money I ask you to show us the single wide trailor that poor poor Xoff lives in.
I don't claim to be poor. But I also don't complain about paying taxes. I have more than I ever expected to, and do not mind paying my share.
Oops, Chris forgot a period this time and his spelling took a step backwards, AND he forgot to mention that his wife works, leaving poor Chris at home.
I believe the term you're looking for is "fair share."
Bush's tax cuts have insured that the richest people in this country don't pay it.
The poor. But who complaints the most? The rich.
So do you think Sykes can afford the $14 or not?
Another stooge for the rich. Where do they keep finding these guys?
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other side:Another stooge for the rich. Where do they keep finding these guys?
Karliots comes from those drooling losers who frequent rushlimbaugh.com - where the 34.27% spin comes from.
Guess what: based on the numbers Drugbo cites (http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/03in05tr.xls) the share of the top one percent has been reduced nearly 10% since the start of the Bush "Administration". Anybody know how many billions that translates to? Karliots?...Bueller?...Bueller?...
Lest we forget, DDub, this post was about Sykes' assertion that the reason he works is to pay his taxes, instead of acknowledging that he pays taxes because he makes a lot of money.
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