Stephen King ("Carrie," "Cujo" "The Michele Bachmann Story") is a pretty rich dude, and he has some thoughts on other rich dudes and taxes. He makes a gentle argument, comparing hardly anyone to "old, dead dogshit," so he cannot be a regular correspondent for Your Wonkette (also, he only quotes the motto of the Church of the Subgenius
It&#039;s worse. They <i>do</i> know H20 is bad for them -- they avoid bodies of water. That&#039;s why M. Night is heading for the lake.
He just got so fond of his damn water glasses he lost track of common sense.
I thought what he&#039;s saying is that the rich doling out their charity is not capable of replacing tax-and-spend as a way of meeting the nation&#039;s needs: that whatever largesse certain rich individuals may exhibit, we <strong>still</strong> need to tax the fuckers, because a donation to Deerfield Academy, even a $68 million donation, isn&#039;t going to educate a single kid from a family scraping by in South-Central LA, or repair a road that&#039;s falling apart in the Bronx or (as King points out himself) the levees in NOLA.
I think it would be great if Mr. King wrote for Wonkette. However, other than those of us at our little Algonquin Round Table, who else would read his column?
Wait...the Hardy Boys <i>didn&#039;t</i> gang bang Nancy Drew?! Oh wait...if it&#039;s just two dudes, is it still a &quot;gang bang&quot;? I thought that was just a threesome. I suppose if we got Fenton and Chet involved, it could be considered a gang bang.
Well, it would make sense for Harold Shea to be in somebody else&#039;s book, no? It&#039;s where he spent most of his time.
It&#039;s worse. They <i>do</i> know H20 is bad for them -- they avoid bodies of water. That&#039;s why M. Night is heading for the lake.
He just got so fond of his damn water glasses he lost track of common sense.
More like Laffer Curveball.
Too easy.
this is really really boring.
but i&#039;m 12 hours late and slightly tipsy so it&#039;s going to take johnny depp or jon stewart to amuse me.
I thought what he&#039;s saying is that the rich doling out their charity is not capable of replacing tax-and-spend as a way of meeting the nation&#039;s needs: that whatever largesse certain rich individuals may exhibit, we <strong>still</strong> need to tax the fuckers, because a donation to Deerfield Academy, even a $68 million donation, isn&#039;t going to educate a single kid from a family scraping by in South-Central LA, or repair a road that&#039;s falling apart in the Bronx or (as King points out himself) the levees in NOLA.
Right after I wrote that, I thought I should have done a Rule 34 search first.
I think it would be great if Mr. King wrote for Wonkette. However, other than those of us at our little Algonquin Round Table, who else would read his column?
Wait...the Hardy Boys <i>didn&#039;t</i> gang bang Nancy Drew?! Oh wait...if it&#039;s just two dudes, is it still a &quot;gang bang&quot;? I thought that was just a threesome. I suppose if we got Fenton and Chet involved, it could be considered a gang bang.
Make all tax returns public. List the gross income, taxes paid, and amounts to charity.