Hi,
TAXES
Has everyone forgotten the history lesson of why we broke away from England
and created our new country now known as the "United States of America".
Primarily, it was the taxes and low and behold that same "tax everybody and
tax everything" mentality from the left is trying its best to hold us
Americans hostage. Tax everything and tax everybody and give it away to the
lazy (welfare) and the illegal immigrants coming in and taking over the
labor markets, being paid cash to avoid detection.
SS
If the country of Chile can be successful at allowing its citizens invest in
their own retirements, then surely to goodness that we Americans can also be
successful, after all we are Americans, and I fully believe in us... There
is nothing that we cannot work out, if we just try.
This retirement investing is no difference from what each of us deals with
daily... we analyze a customers software/hardware needs and we offer a much
better solution for the future than they were using in the past, but the
work is in getting them to an open mind and allow us to show where they will
benefit, when they employ our proposed solution.
BANKRUPTCY
Accountability is another one of those issues that is being minimized, and I
hope this trend stops because it allows a breeding ground for "its not my
fault", "you're working, so pay my bills" and "just file bankruptcy"
mentalities to take hold. Personally, I'm glad that Bush has now made it
harder for lazy people to legally steal from all of us via the new
bankruptcy law. It is appalling to see lawyers actively encourage others to
seek bankruptcy protection, when in fact they are destroying their clients
credit while taking their money, and bankruptcy was not really warranted -
just easy money for the lawyer.
Regards,
Stanley
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From: profox-bounces (at) leafe .DOT com [mailto:profox-bounces@leafe.com]On
Behalf Of Leland Jackson
Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 12:02 AM
To: ProFox Email List
Subject: Re: [OT] Worse Than No Budget
Hi Pete,
Workers really can't not pay their taxes; because, the taxes are
collected out of worker's paycheck and submitted to the Treasury on a
weekly basis, and the 1099 form reporting the income is matched to the
workers tax return to be sure the income is reported, so that the entire
amount cannot be claimed on the 1040 form for refund.
There is no organization of labor in America. In the European countries
labor is much better organized. Perhaps UK has a nation labor union and
even a labor political party, so if that happened in America, it could
give the workers some leverage to insist that they be treated fairly.
If you want to strike fear into the heart of a Republican, just mention
"Labor Unions" as the Republican party is extremely anti-union.
There has to be balance between labor and management. It is possible
that labor unions can grow to strong which would then hurt their country.
Regards,
LelandJ
Pete Theisen wrote:
> Leland Jackson wrote:
>
>> Hi Larry,
>>
>> That is not true Larry. The bulk of the tax responsibility falls on
>> the back of the working class and working poor. If you don't believe
>> me, just let the working class and the working poor stop paying
>> taxes, and let us see if the 3% of the the wealthiest American can
>> keep 75% of the government going????
>
>
> Hi Leland!
>
> Somehow, I don't see them ever trying *that*!
>
> Regards,
>
> Pete
>
>
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