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Originally Posted by Zaraki
i'm not they are picking on Palin that is low b/c she is a republican and she's actually on a ticket.. like i said before Obama will raise taxes on everything he will raise it on the middle class. McCain will cut taxes. So what if it also helps the rich most of them have worked their butts off to gain their money some of inherited. my both my grandfathers are wealthy one keeps his money in the bank while the other one does buy stuff but both of them give it to charity....point is the wealthy even with a tax increase can still pay it off while the middle and lower class can't. why do you want someone who will put health care into the governments hands? why do you want Obama to be president when he has said about the current Georgia vs Russia conflict that both sides are at fault when Russia started this mess. we are winning the war in iraq and obama wants our country to stick it's tail in between it's legs and back off before the job can be finish, and why the hell do you want him to be president when him and his running mate hasn't had any experience. now riddle me this what has obama and his running mate biden ever done instead of writing memiors however you spell it? also i have heard more people picking on Palin more than Obama. and whoever replies better answer my question b/c i really like to know. if you can't that just proves my point no one doesn't know.
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Look, if you're going to emotionalize your entire argument, I would begin to doubt bothering with you.
Your grandfathers are wealthy men who give to charity. Alright, so by your logic, "all" of the upper class are
just like them and do their part for society. And if you mean that they aren't, you're saying your grandparents and the fraction of others are good enough for the U.S. as a whole.
You keep shouting about Obama raising taxes on the middle class when I've already given information that he isn't. I guess I have to throw more at you.
"Under his plan - which would be the largest tax hike in at least a decade - the 6.2 percent payroll tax would be applied to the entire income of workers making $250,000 or more a year."
Honestly, if I'm telling you one thing from all of these sources and you just close your eyes and yell, there's not really anything I can do. So please, if you insist on spreading immature lies, I won't bother.