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Unread 08-09-2008, 11:28 PM   #52 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ProfessorNumber View Post
Alright, if I'm reading this correctly, it would appear that you made a joke insinuating that I'm a homosexual. While your attempt at humor was pretty amazing, clever, and well-played, I am in fact a heterosexual person. It's great to see that your sense of humor is as good/intelligent as your mis-guided political views.

i think he was generally saying "you're" as in "a gay person", not YOU.


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You're operating with the assumption that the rich got there from working hard. Do you take into account the cycle of wealth and poverty? The rich stay rich, the poor stay poor. I think it's naive to have some feel good, fairy tale outlook on America, that "anyone" can make it. I think that's false. Some, with a little bit of luck, can. But is that fair? Does a poor farmer, who works his ass off from 5 am to 6 pm, not work as hard as some CEO?

Look, I'm not promoting that we make the rich poor so that everyone is middle class. But I do think the rich, especially the very rich, can pay a little more in taxes for the good of all. The poor might get to live slightly better off lives, and the rich will continue to be rich, although perhaps not as disgustingly so.

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