[rjw3000]

who said he's a bad guy? Just because he gives to charity, it's ok to give him a pass on his taxes? So he deserves a break in taxes that you or me don't get because of that? I sure don't think he does. He sees that he should be paying more and if he truly wanted to, he could, but chooses not to.

[Dawg]

Originally Posted by rjw3000

who said he's a bad guy? Just because he gives to charity, it's ok to give him a pass on his taxes? So he deserves a break in taxes that you or me don't get because of that? I sure don't think he does. He sees that he should be paying more and if he truly wanted to, he could, but chooses not to.

Thats the liberal way RJ, if you can do some good you can have a free pass on murder, taxes, draft dodging and so on.

[test54]

there is no liberal agenda out to get you in this case. please read it again, RJW is saying he could choose to pay more than he is required to pay if he is truly concerned that the system is unfair. he is not accused of not paying his taxes or doing anything wrong.

[test54]

Republicans pushing the Fair Tax Bill
OpenCongress - U.S. Congress - H.R.25 Fair Tax Act of 2009

I wish this would go through.