"genius" vs tax cheats

[niyad]

to all you ******* pukes who whine about "takers", "welfare queens (non-existent)" "moochers", "losers", etc.


STFU


do not EVER speak about such people again, when you praise this tax-dodging, draft-doding, welfare KING (nearly one billion in subsidies, tax breaks, etc) as a "genius", you lying, thieving, hypocritical assholes. apparently, it is okay for one of the members of the "boys' club" to do this, but nobody else. you are all sickening.

[tonyt53]

1. Couldn't have said it better myself.

[moondust]

2. Furthermore,

becoming a billionaire is NOT worthy goal.

Ending hunger is a worthy goal.
Ending homelessness is a worthy goal.
Curing cancer is a worthy goal.
Healthy environment is a worthy goal.
Ending wars is a worthy goal.

Becoming a billionaire is NOT a worthy goal.



K/R

[niyad]

4. exactly

[ronnie624]

5. The belief in a moral imperative to personal enrichment is pure theology.

It permeates the fabric of our culture in the US. It's more potent than Christianity.

Oddly, the ideology that rationalizes it, violates fundamental logic, as well as generally accepted moral and ethical conventions found throughout the world.

[moondust]

7. Indeed.

Some Americans seem to have returned to worshipping the golden calf, even as net worth becomes less and less a measure of one's real value thanks to large inheritances and financial gimmickry.

Economics from the Religious Right

[spanone]

3. K&R...

[napkinz]

6. K&R