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25. January 2011, 20:01:55
SL-Mark 
Subject: Re: he people who already pay the highest taxes will naturally get the most benefit from a tax reduction.
(V): >"In cash.. but in the difference between having enough and not to live on"
Not really clear on what your point is. The analogy to the beer tax example is that someone on the lowest wage would not be affected by a tax reduction, as they are not being taxed anyway!

Revolutions!? Again, what is your point?

No, the creators of wealth are not bankers. Wealth creators do not need resort to blackmail, they just move as they please.

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