I agree On 2/6/07, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > That there is the telling thought: > > Penalty. > > I dont see it as a penalty, but as a price of doing business. More > business. > With better profit margins. And higher returns. > > Is it totally fair? Not if you look at it on a personal, selfish basis. > Is it fair, if you look on it from a "who can affored a little more > without > eating dogfood or losing their house.", then it is a little more fair. > If you look at it from the ancient concept of "*noblesse* *oblige", then > it > is not only fair, but right. > > If I was emperor of the world, I would probably institute a flat tax, at > 10% > to start, and make it apply to every penny everyone makes, regardless of > salary range. > > For me, that would be fair. > * > On 2/6/07, G Money <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Maybe we can look at this another way. Even if Gruss was still motivated > > enough to take on great personal risk and achieve greater financial > > success....where is the fairness in INCREASING his penalty for doing > > so....especially if the reason is to give more money to the fat dorito > > eater? > > > > >
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