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They Never Say "Tax the Successful"

special1 Wrote: Dec 17, 2012 10:24 AM

Yes, your definition applies. However, the government wants you to be "successful" if you drop out of school, fry your brains on drugs, have babies you can't take care of, and have no ambition to do any work at all. Our educational system teaches you that you are still a wonderful person! You are doing fine! And every person that works hard and earns enough to live on and pay taxes, is going to take care of you. You are rewarded for bad behavior. And that successful person who works hard is being told that they are just so evil their money must be taken. Is this a crazy picture or what???

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They Never Say "Tax the Successful"

Comedian Adam Carolla has never been one to censor what comes out of his mouth. The gift of gab took him from humble beginnings in economically destitute North Hollywood to dizzying heights inthe entertainment industry, where he could afford to move a few miles away.

It's a story of hard work and success that comes through in his recent book Not Taco Bell Material, a chaotic tour that takes readers from Carolla's early years to how he finally found his calling - and his success.

Carolla's disdain for the politically-correct culture of sensitivity has made him...

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