2009-09-22 — youtube.com
"Jan Helfeld interviews Senator Harry Reid about redistributive taxes. Reid maintains redistributive taxes are not a problem because people are not forced to pay taxes. He says taxation is voluntary.....this is not a joke."
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catherine at 00:27 2009-09-23 said:
IT ISN'T A JOKE EXCEPT ON US THE TAXPAYERS THE CHICAGO THUG'S CABINET IS FULL OF PEOPLE WHO DON'T PAY THEIR TAXES AND RANGEL WHO WRITES THE TAX BILLS FOR THE SERFS MISSED PAYING TAXES ON OVER 1.5 MILLION DOLLARS...........FOR 7 YEARS WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COMMUNISM PEOPLE.................. :evil: PermalinkMortgageDrummer at 00:59 2009-09-23 said:
Can't pull up the link on Harry! Let me just guess tho. . . he didn't pay his taxes either. . . :oops: :lol: :? Why can't they help the FDIC? :roll: Now the banks are going to help the FDIC with our tax money? :x Where is the bailout for the small business? :evil: Permalinkronin at 01:47 2009-09-23 said:
Subculture is onto something: Taxes are "voluntary manslaughter ... made without valuable consideration" "I am the Government and I am here to help you" kills us with taxes and gives us nothing in return. November's coming. That's the time when the murder victims can make "I am the Government" accountable. Needs to happen. Permalinktvsterling at 19:51 2009-09-23 said:
From his perspective he's right. The rich don't have to to pay taxes. Since everybody in congress is at least a millionaire taxes would be optional for him. AND THAT'S THE PROBLEM. PermalinkSteveP at 00:48 2009-09-24 said:
Make it point to not spend a single penny in Nevada or spend a single penny on any product or service produced in Nevada as long as that stupid state keeps re-electing this tool to office. :!: Permalinkcatherine at 05:03 2009-09-24 said:
Make it point to not spend a single penny in Nevada or spend a single penny on any product or service produced in Nevada as long as that stupid state keeps re-electing this tool to office. :!:can I suggest Massachusetts too................... Permalink
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