Heh! Now that’s funny.

I do not have to much to say. I know one thing though, and that is our political counter parts need to address important issues. I know this. The budget cuts will have a great impact on the disabled. If they make the cuts they have planed, we will see more homeless people in the land of plenty. The working class are taking on the brunt of the tax load, while the rich have loop holes made easy by the government. If there is no changes soon, we are headed for some very rocky times, not that we have had them already. Man has surely dominated man to his injury. Thank you.

You are preaching to the choir there brother.

I advocate a flat tax - no loopholes tax structure so EVERYONE has to shoulder the burden and pays according to their earnings. You or I might not ever be picking out $3000.00 shower curtains for a house in the Hamptons, but we also shouldn’t be paying the lion’s share of the tax revenue (which I base on a per capita percentage rate, not a strict dollar to dollar accounting). Obviously a large corporate entity will pay more in dollars and cents than (most) private individuals even while they pay a much smaller percentage. Companies like GM get corporate welfare and tax breaks to keep them in the U.S. in theory to supply jobs and keep the economy strong, but as long as they are enjoying the benefits from selling their products in our country they should also be paying their fair share like everyone else. Otherwise they are nothing more than extremely wealthy parasites.