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Me, too! But it also makes me determined to teach my students to think for themselves.
"Shared sacrifice" he said as he headed off to the most elite playground in the country. Riiiiight...
Ask Liam Neeson, whose wife, Miranda Richardson, was a "guest" of the Canadian health care system, how great it is. I wonder if they buried her in Canada or took her back to England. And of course, challenge someone who actually lives in Canada and can personally attest to the shortfalls of the Canadian system. I say again, Mensa, indeed!
You really are a one trick pony, aren't you? George Soros, George Soros, George Soros... Just keep repeating it until you get it.
And again, I give you George Soros. Mensa, indeed! Right...
Ah, so members of Mensa are good at making up names when their arguments just don't cut it. Glad I never joined (although I'm eligible).
Again, I give you George Soros who sold his hedge funds rather than pay higher taxes. The rich can shelter their money. The rest of us who pay taxes shoulder the burden for those who pay no federal taxes and who have no intention of paying them because they are victims of generational welfare.
The numbers demonstrate that even charging 90% to the "rich" will not retire the debt. Revenue growth requires additional tax payers, not additional taxes. If the 50% who pay no federal taxes had to fork over even $10/month, they would change their views because they would have some skin in the game. As it is, they don't care; they don't have to.
George Soros just sold his hedge funds in order to avoid the new tax scheme that would have required him to cough up more taxes. So, while he pulls Obama's strings in DC to try and tax the cr*p out of the rest of us, he shelters his money as all good billionaires do. Tax increases don't bother the rich, just the rest of us (at least, those of us who actually pay taxes).
My daughter graduated in 2009, and it took her six months to find a job. Many of her friends did not find jobs for almost a year, and some are underemployed or had to take jobs they didn't want in order to move out of their parents' houses. The job picture has not improved since then.
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