Something to think about:
Obviously, if the government thinks it can tax AIG executives to the tune of 90% (in order to recover the payments of bonus money that Congress itself authored and authorized....) just what do you think they'll do to you?
'Oh, I'm too small for them to worry about' : Wrong! You're too small to be able to defend yourself adequately.
'I don't make enough money for them to bother with me' : Wrong! The liberal mindset says you can't manage you own affairs and therefore, you shouldn't make anything other than what they 'give' you....
Do you understand the the IRS Code looks at your income as theirs? They account for the income you keep as a 'Tax Expenditure' or in other words, the revenue you keep is money they didn't get to keep in the treasury for themselves.
Taxes on e-bay income are coming. Taxes on garage sale income are coming. Taxes on 'imputed income' (intangible benefits you receive like owning a home below market value or saving $$ by purchasing a used car when everyone else in the neighborhood has more expensive vehicles), those are coming too. In their world view it isn't 'FAIR' that you were smart with your money while the family down the street is struggling to pay for their two houses, their two cars and their boat...... What that means is the family down the street doesn't have any money to tax and since you do, the feds will take yours.......
Wake up and see that if the Federal Government thinks it can seize private banks, that it also thinks that it has the right an responsibility to take control of other privately held businesses!
Small business is the backbone of the economy. The President himself admitted that a couple of weeks ago when he was trying to sell (ram down our throats...) another stimulus package to the American people..... Does that mean small business owners are on his radar now?
Banana Republic dictators think twice before proposing the actions that our elected officials are currently contemplating......
The Junta running Washington, D.C. needs to be voted out of office while we still have the opportunity to do so.
24 March 2009
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