On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 19:40:25 -0500, "The Carrolls"
wrote this crap:

So shouldn"t the wealthy pay a larger percentage?

No. Why should anyone pay a larger percentage?

BTW, when I walk into Hooters for lunch, I pay the same as anyone
else. they don't charge me more or less because of what I earn. Why
should taxes be any different? When I go shopping, nobody makes me
fill out a form based on my income, to determine what I should pay.
I'm charged the same as everyone else.

In fact, if they did charge me more, I would do my shopping in another
country.




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No you are correct, but if I go to Mac Donalds, do I pay more or less profit
margin to the store owner than you do at Hooters? I can choose to pay more
and go to Hooters, but perhaps I don't need or desire the quality, a choice
you too can make. By the way depending on your income, I will bet you pay a
much smaller percentage of your income than some people who partake at
Hooters. If you wish to pay less taxes, you can. Just choose a lifestyle
that generates less taxable income, why you could get to a level that pays
NO tax if you tried hard enough. As my dear old departed Dad used to say,
"It takes money to buy whiskey, more money for better whiskey."
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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 19:40:25 -0500, "The Carrolls"
wrote this crap:

So shouldn"t the wealthy pay a larger percentage?

No. Why should anyone pay a larger percentage?

BTW, when I walk into Hooters for lunch, I pay the same as anyone
else. they don't charge me more or less because of what I earn. Why
should taxes be any different? When I go shopping, nobody makes me
fill out a form based on my income, to determine what I should pay.
I'm charged the same as everyone else.

In fact, if they did charge me more, I would do my shopping in another
country.




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If you were a waitress at Hooters (fat chance) and served the same meal to
1) a very wealthy man, 2) a slob in a t-shirt, wouldn't you expect more of a
tip from the 'rich guy'?

SV


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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 19:40:25 -0500, "The Carrolls"
wrote this crap:

So shouldn"t the wealthy pay a larger percentage?

No. Why should anyone pay a larger percentage?

BTW, when I walk into Hooters for lunch, I pay the same as anyone
else. they don't charge me more or less because of what I earn. Why
should taxes be any different? When I go shopping, nobody makes me
fill out a form based on my income, to determine what I should pay.
I'm charged the same as everyone else.

In fact, if they did charge me more, I would do my shopping in another
country.




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On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 06:31:57 -0500, "Scott Vernon"
wrote this crap:

If you were a waitress at Hooters (fat chance) and served the same meal to
1) a very wealthy man, 2) a slob in a t-shirt, wouldn't you expect more of a
tip from the 'rich guy'?

Hey! I like wearing t-shirts. I have a fine collection of Hooters
t-shirts. And i probably tip more than you.




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My wife won a H( + )( + )ters' t-shirt. And I don't tip at all.

Scotty

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On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 06:31:57 -0500, "Scott Vernon"
wrote this crap:

If you were a waitress at Hooters (fat chance) and served the same meal
to
1) a very wealthy man, 2) a slob in a t-shirt, wouldn't you expect more
of a
tip from the 'rich guy'?

Hey! I like wearing t-shirts. I have a fine collection of Hooters
t-shirts. And i probably tip more than you.




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Horass wears dirty tee shirts and has hooters. BWAHAHAHAHAHAH.
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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If you were a waitress at Hooters (fat chance) and served the same meal to
1) a very wealthy man, 2) a slob in a t-shirt, wouldn't you expect more of
a
tip from the 'rich guy'?

SV


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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 19:40:25 -0500, "The Carrolls"
wrote this crap:

So shouldn"t the wealthy pay a larger percentage?

No. Why should anyone pay a larger percentage?

BTW, when I walk into Hooters for lunch, I pay the same as anyone
else. they don't charge me more or less because of what I earn. Why
should taxes be any different? When I go shopping, nobody makes me
fill out a form based on my income, to determine what I should pay.
I'm charged the same as everyone else.

In fact, if they did charge me more, I would do my shopping in another
country.




This signature is now the ultimate power in the universe