Mark Cuban Likes Higher Taxes On Rich; Get’s Schooled By Commentors
Oh I like this. Wish I had discovered it all by myself, but Bryan at Hot Air put this one up today and I had to link it. There are simply no other words I could add to the whole thing…heh heh.
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He’s such an idiot. It just isn’t fair he has so much $. There was a big tax voted in on yachts a few years ago and it nearly drove the ship building industry in Maine into extinction until their Senstls Mitchell had to propose to get rid of it.
December 12th, 2007 at 3:12 pmFucking moron is incapable of seeing the consequences of a feel-good move like this.
He made all his money by bullshitting people during the dot com bubble. Shame he had the sense to diversify. Wealth is wasted on the rich. Oh, the things I could do with that money…
December 12th, 2007 at 3:29 pmMan! This guy just keeps stepping in it …
December 12th, 2007 at 3:30 pmI want to know from all of these rich people who feel guilty and want to take us with them; do you take any deductions on your taxes, even standard ones? If you feel so bad why don’t you not take them and write the IRS a thank you note each April 15?
Why do we hae to suffer for your guilt feelings?
December 12th, 2007 at 7:34 pmthe thing that is stupid about all this is the notion that the best place to put you hard earned money is into government coffers. Does this guy not have any better places we can but the exxtra money? How about into a charity with a more efficient track record than government, one who doesnt expect the income and therefore will seek to use it better?
anyways, you and warren buffett feel free to pay more taxes all you want if it will make you feel better, but I would rather the wealthy kepp their money and then reinvest it it. In the end more people will benefit from it than will through any government welfare program.
December 12th, 2007 at 7:53 pm