http://www.amazon.com/Perfectly-Lega...e=UTF8&s=books
Written by the NYT reporter on taxation. It's very well sourced and the analysis is impeccable.
lol, ok, I think I was aiming for "Let's see if we can't elevate me above said problem."
see, I'm retarded. Help me out.
hmmm. The only thing I can think of is taxation. And maybe unions and salary.
Oh, and to not spell pasta with an "o". But I have a feeling you haven't read any books about that lately.
http://www.amazon.com/Perfectly-Lega...e=UTF8&s=books
Written by the NYT reporter on taxation. It's very well sourced and the analysis is impeccable.
No, you were thinking of alleviate I am sure ;p
1. you dont know who those people are.
2. I dont even know what a good counter-argument is. That the tax system is, umm... fair? That it is well-designed? That it is efficient? I think you'd be lucky to find a single person that thinks any of that.
3. As I already said the book is sourced well and the analysis of the numbers is impeccable. It's really as "unbiased" as can be possible, he just presents the facts, you can come to the conclusions. The writer is a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, not a lefty blogger.
Last edited by Diff-chan; 10 Sep 2006 at 08:24 PM.
I don't know. Seems to be a lot of people saying the guy has a hard on for the old tax code.
I don't know. I'd be willing to bet that I'm living proof that idea is wrong. I didn't get through 12 years of school and 2 years of college by reading smoke signals. And I do read the occasional book, and tons of crap online.
Just call it a hunch, but I think that people learn writing differently in much the same way that people learn math differently.
But I don’t really want to talk about this. I think we debated it like two years ago (god, tnl is the fucking simpsons.)
I just might.
I wonder if there is an ebook.
Last edited by Fe 26; 10 Sep 2006 at 09:42 PM.
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