So France bounces Sarkozy and Greece bounces them all. A morality play for US au

[franksolich]

The deal about the tutu-wearing dude, who lives in the third most-affluent county in the United States, is that he's okay with overtaxing the wealthy, just so long as he's allowed to keep his.

By God, take everybody else's, but don't touch his.

[Ballygrl]

Can I ask a question?

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France wants to tax those who make more then 1 million Euros 75%, so what happens when the rich in France say "screw this" and move their money elsewhere?

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[JohnnyReb]

Can I ask a question?

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France wants to tax those who make more then 1 million Euros 75%, so what happens when the rich in France say "screw this" and move their money elsewhere?

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The french can <blink> <blink> their eyes all they want, that won't entice them to come back after they're gone.

[Ballygrl]

The french can <blink> <blink> their eyes all they want, that won't entice them to come back after they're gone.

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So when the money is gone who's going to pay for all these programs?

[franksolich]

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So when the money is gone who's going to pay for all these programs?

They anticipate you and I will, just so long as the tutu-wearing dude gets to keep his.

[Ballygrl]

They anticipate you and I will, just so long as the tutu-wearing dude gets to keep his.

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So the people these programs are supposed to be helping are the ones who eventually pay in the long run when the people with money say "screw this" and put their money elsewhere?

[JohnnyReb]

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So when the money is gone who's going to pay for all these programs?

That's not the voters problem....they never worry about those kinds of things.