I expect that everyone would agree that in order for a country, state, or city to function it needs money. For millenia these entities have obtained money, and still do, via a variety of charges imposed on the people in these locales. We usually call these charges “taxes”. Over the centuries many types of taxes [...]
Posts Tagged ‘taxes’
The Fairest Tax of All and the Only Tax We Need
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged Corporations, excise tax, Fair Tax, income tax, sales tax, Supreme Court, taxes, value added tax on December 18, 2010 | 4 Comments »
The negotiator In Chief
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged President Obama, Republican Party, taxes on December 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Ask anyone who has ever bought a used car. Negotiation is an art, a skill. It is not something that is innate. It is not something they teach you at Harvard. It’s something you learn from experience, from buying and selling merchandise on a daily basis in a bazaar or other situation where the buying [...]
Tax the Rich!
Posted in Economy, Government, Life, politics, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged President Obama, Republican Party, taxes, Tea Party on December 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It seems obvious, doesn’t it? After all, that’s where the money is. As of 2007, 85% of all the wealth in America was owned by 20% of the population. Indeed, just 1% owned almost 43% of America’s entire financial wealth. Yet, to hear the Republican Tea Party talk you would think that these people are [...]
The Betrayal of America
Posted in Christianity, Economy, Life, politics, Religion, Thoughts, Uncategorized, World Affairs, tagged Bailout, Capitalism, China, taxes, Tea Party on October 16, 2010 | 1 Comment »
It’s difficult to say when it began, but I am sure the seeds were planted on the very first day the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. Surely the beliefs that allow such betrayals are contained in the essence of the Calvinist/Puritan teaching of the concept of the “elect”. Surely such beliefs are made manifest in [...]