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30. juni 2011, 16:08:11
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Onderwerp: Re: The "rich" already pay more than their share of the taxes.
rod03801: It's a reasonable request if you make 'claims'. I like to see if you know your stuff or are just quoting political hogwash.

"This is NOT the floor of congress, and I don't even know you."

Amnesia?

As to your article, it goes some way but is to general. Your rich? (I say it as this due to differences in exchange rates and what we consider rich in the UK) already pay less than they ever have. That your top percentage earners pay less isn't stopping loopholes and haven use. The deregulation that has caused the mess with the banks only has shown to make them rich quicker.

And all because big business can buy politicians.. especially Raygun and the Bush's.

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