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1. Marneshia wrote:

Can I please have more information regarding this conference? I am very interested in attending this year.

Thanks!

Wed, July 27, 2011 @ 10:01 AM

2. Marcin wrote:

To the protesters I would say we need the money as well, in fact since our ymnloemept situation is much more precarious it could be argued we need the money more than they. What benefit do they provide to warrant taking cash from me to give to them?However the American Thinker article seems logically flawed. I don't see any moral difference between the government forcibly inserting itself between buyer and seller vice inserting itself between employer and employee.Governments must exist, and if they exist they must be funded. That means taxes (the failure of the Articles of Confederation refute the inverse). To my engineering sense an income tax is preferable since it can be tuned to be non-regressive, unlike sales taxes. One does not design a structure that transfers load to its weakest members.

Tue, April 17, 2012 @ 2:08 PM

3. Liesje wrote:

It's not really the other ohgutht, just the other side of the equation.What I would like to see is the tax code rewritten so that everyone from the checkout girl at 7-11 to ExxonMobile pays 10% of whatever they make over the federal poverty line. At the same time require every federal department to cut 20% out of their budget. I'd also like to see a line-by-line review of federal regulations, they've been growing organically for so long that there's probably an ecosystem encoded in there somewhere.Of course these proposals make sense, which means they'll never be implemented.

Tue, April 17, 2012 @ 2:59 PM

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