He's not pretending .



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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Mon, May 17, 2010 7:03:26 PM
Subject: Re: Teabagger Alert!!!

Now Brucie, lying to cover your other lies is so like you.  You don't follow 
the news very well either: for example, the special election for Murtha's seat 
is tomorrow.  As in, it hasn't happened yet.  Then again, you never were right 
in the head or real bright.  

Looks like you're still the worthless sucker of air that you've always been 
though, making your little death and beatings threats trembling behind your 
keyboard.  You still pretending to be gay too?  That should make lots of 
rightwing friends for you here.  

Now, since I'm blocking your email address so I won't see anything more you 
have to say about anything like I usually do, just remember that some of us 
actually remember things (and why you've been kicked out of countless email 
groups including a few of mine) and your sissy attempts to rewrite your history 
don't work.  

Buh bye.

In a message dated 5/17/2010 6:19:28 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, 
[email protected] writes:
wow Jim how revealing your looney lying is 
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>Obviously you are nothing but a slime ball ass wipe, but the vomit below I 
>think is because you are getting your ass handed to you in primaries all month
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>Losing that Murtha seat must rub all you demwit whores the wrong way
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>I bet your masters will stop sending you your check for your piece work spam 
>since you are not having any influence
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>I have never lived in Florida nor have I ever done anything with your email
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>Nor have I ever threatened you as you leftover retards have done to me 
>routinely
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>You you silly fat old gas bag are the coward and liar
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>Come to DC and I will be happy to beat the shit out of you
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>And who cares you stupid whore where exactly you live
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>Maybe it is Portland not Seattle
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>You wil be dead and worm food soon you old fart and your existence will be of 
>no consequence
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>On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 8:58 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
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>Brucie!  I saw you were here!  Still making threats that your cowardly little 
>ass can't back up?  How's the real estate business doing - are you still in DC 
>or did you go back to Flori-duh.  Hope you brought along lots of Depends 
>seeing how often you pee yourself.  Gonna try and hack my email again so you 
>can send me lots of your girlfriends doing their circle jerks again too? That 
>would sure show me! Oh, and I'm MILES away from Seattle....
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>>In a message dated 5/17/2010 5:40:46 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, 
>>[email protected] writes:
>>Proud liberal is a fat pudgy widower from Seattle named Jim Frye whicg I 
>>believe has always had make work jobs on the taxpayer tit and may still be 
>>paid by Obama fascist groups to spam all day 
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>>>You can see his fat face on FaceBook
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>>>On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 8:34 PM, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]> 
>>>wrote:
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>>>Do you pay taxes Proud Liberal Number 7???
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>>>>By no means am I rich, but I am paying more in taxes now, and I have worked 
>>>>for thirty-nine years, than I ever have before.
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>>>>On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 8:27 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
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>>>>Yup, time for the rich's free ride to end and for them to pay their fair 
>>>>share of the freight.  Bummer for them - I'm sure the millions they'll have 
>>>>left AFTER taxes will put them straight into the poorhouse.  Oh, the agony!
>>>>>
>>>>>Conservatives whine and Conservatives bitch
>>>>>"Our rich are too poor and our poor are too rich!"
>>>>>
>>>>>In a message dated 5/17/2010 5:24:27 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, 
>>>>>[email protected] writes:
>>>>>The tax rate on who??  Despite the charges by liberals and socialists that 
>>>>>the tax cuts favored the “rich,” these cuts actually reduced the tax 
>>>>>burden of low- and middle-income taxpayers and shifted the tax burden onto 
>>>>>wealthier taxpayers. 
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>Updated April 16, 2010
>>>>>>Guess Who Didn't Pay Taxes On Tax Day
>>>>>>By Elizabeth Factor and & Mallory Factor 
>>>>>> - FOXNews.com 
>>>>>>http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2010/04/16/elizabeth-factor-mallory-factor-federal-income-tax-tax-day-americans-democrats/
>>>>>> 
>>>>>>Progressive Democrats are using “tax reform” to create a group of 
>>>>>>Americans who pay no federal income tax at all.
>>>>>>Did you file your federal income taxes
>>>>>>on or before April 15? Almost 50% of American households won’t be paying 
>>>>>>any federal income tax this year, and the reasons why have profound 
>>>>>>implications for our democracy as well as our economy now.
>>>>>>A series of tax reforms, generous exemptions and tax credits, including 
>>>>>>last year’s economic stimulus bill, have dropped millions of Americans 
>>>>>>from the federal tax rolls. Huge numbers of Americans are simply no 
>>>>>>longer affected by the federal income tax. The Tax Policy Center projects 
>>>>>>that 47 percent of all U.S. households will pay no federal income tax for 
>>>>>>2009. And, the bottom 40 percent of income earners actually receive a 
>>>>>>cash payment from the government at tax time. This cash payment is styled 
>>>>>>as a “refund” but it is actually a net cash transfer from the 
>>>>>>government--not a refund of taxes actually withheld on income. And for 
>>>>>>many Americans, this cash transfer from Uncle Sam actually exceeds all 
>>>>>>federal, state and local taxes that they pay in any form during the year 
>>>>>>including sales taxes and social security taxes.
>>>>>>Of course, we are accustomed to the idea that high income earners pay 
>>>>>>more in taxes both in absolute terms and as a percentage of their 
>>>>>>incomes. But taxing only the top half of a society is not normal 
>>>>>>progressive taxation. Instead, the recent changes to our tax system are 
>>>>>>an example of politicians using the tax code for their own political 
>>>>>>ends. In this case, the so-called progressive Democratic politicians are 
>>>>>>using “tax reform” to grow their political base by creating a group of 
>>>>>>Americans that pay no federal income tax.
>>>>>>The people who don’t pay federal income taxes are, as the phrase goes, 
>>>>>>“rational economic actors” just as much as anyone. Like all people, 
>>>>>>non-taxpayers respond to economic incentives. Their demand for 
>>>>>>entitlements and government programs is naturally insatiable because they 
>>>>>>don’t care at all about the cost. Non-taxpayers don’t have any “skin in 
>>>>>>the game” and are completely indifferent to the government raising income 
>>>>>>taxes. So they will always support increasing government programs as a 
>>>>>>long as they get even a small benefit from them because it does not cost 
>>>>>>them a cent. It’s also perfectly rational for non-taxpayers to support 
>>>>>>politicians who favor more spending. Non-taxpayers get something for 
>>>>>>nothing, at least until the country becomes insolvent. 
>>>>>>The so-called progressive Democratic politicians are rational actors too. 
>>>>>>By taking more and more Americans off the federal tax rolls, they are 
>>>>>>creating a permanent base of supporters for themselves. These politicians 
>>>>>>may claim to support increased government spending because of their 
>>>>>>concern for the less-fortunate but--hey, it also happens to be in their 
>>>>>>own political self-interest. And these politicians will continue to spend 
>>>>>>on these programs until our nation goes bust because they want to keep 
>>>>>>their jobs and grow expensive programs for their political base.
>>>>>>And what about the people paying all the federal taxes? Well, taxpayers 
>>>>>>respond to incentives too. When faced with increasing tax rates, 
>>>>>>taxpayers will reduce their income, which is why it is impossible to 
>>>>>>raise a lot of revenue by increasing taxes above a certain point. As 
>>>>>>taxes on income rise, taxpayers spend less time on work and more on 
>>>>>>leisure. They avoid sales of investments and assets which could trigger 
>>>>>>income until they can pair them with offsetting losses from other 
>>>>>>transactions. They spend billions of dollars on tax advice and 
>>>>>>structuring to reduce their tax burden, which makes economic sense for 
>>>>>>them but which is a waste of resources for our society. In the aggregate, 
>>>>>>a tax system that is hostile to investment and growth has a distortive 
>>>>>>effect which harms U.S. productivity and reduces the standard of living 
>>>>>>of our whole nation.
>>>>>>Under the Obama administration, many Americans accustomed to paying their 
>>>>>>share of federal taxes are being taken off the tax rolls. Recent tax law 
>>>>>>changes mean that for the first time, in 2009, a family of four making 
>>>>>>$50,000 can pay no federal income tax at all. This family may not change 
>>>>>>its behavior and outlook immediately from its taxpaying days. But the 
>>>>>>family’s economic incentives are now to keep America taxing and spending. 
>>>>>>And a family at this income level has surely suffered in this recession, 
>>>>>>but should they really pay no federal income tax at all?
>>>>>>Ronald Reagan once said that a taxpayer is “someone who works for the 
>>>>>>Federal government but doesn’t have to take the civil service 
>>>>>>examination.” Every American should have to work for the federal 
>>>>>>government at least a little bit. We need to move back to a broad-based 
>>>>>>tax system so that more Americans understand that there is no such thing 
>>>>>>as free money—government spending actually has a huge cost for our nation.
>>>>>>The so-called "progressive" politicians have turned John Kennedy’s “Ask 
>>>>>>not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your 
>>>>>>country” on its head. And telling so many Americans that they don’t need 
>>>>>>to make sacrifices for our government, as we are now saying, is dangerous 
>>>>>>new territory for our nation and for the health of our democracy and 
>>>>>>economy.
>>>>>>Elizabeth Factor is an international tax lawyer and former investment 
>>>>>>banker.Mallory Factor is the co-chairman and co-founder of the Monday 
>>>>>>Meeting, an influential meeting of economic conservatives, journalists 
>>>>>>and corporate leaders in New York City. Mr. Factor is a well-known 
>>>>>>merchant banker and speaks and writes frequently on economic and fiscal 
>>>>>>topics for news stations, leading newspapers and other print and online 
>>>>>>publications. Mr. Factor writes frequently for the Fox Forum. Mr. Factor 
>>>>>>can be reached at [email protected].
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