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What with 10% of the people paying most of the taxes in this country, I'd say the spread the wealth idea has already been going on quite well in this country. Much of this wealth goes to put people on welfare. The people who get excited because it should be used as a campaign tactic against Obama only make themselves look silly.
Even at the debate last night BO said his good friend Warren Buffet understands what he was saying to Joe and that Buffet would gladly pay more taxes. Problem is there is only 1 Warren Buffet. There are hundreds of thousands of Joe's out there who don't need or want higher taxes after they have worked so hard to acheive their dreams. Unfortunately, there are probably even more folks who want a hand in Joe's pocket and believe that BO and a couple thousand dollars of Joe's hard earned money will make some sort of real difference in their lives.
Like I said...NObama wants to implement collectivization...
As opposed to Bush, who just bought $700billion-worth of collectivization. But that's not the same thing at all.
Still, you Obama-bashers are an untrustworthy lot. You need to provide some sort of link so that everyone else knows what the heck you're talking about.
What would you think of a post like this:
"Did you see what McCain did today????? What a DOLT!!!!!! He's gonna lose fer sure now!!!"
Pretty idiotic. So's this thread.
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