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Old 07-20-2009, 01:42 AM   #10
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Re: Obama Care

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I took the information you provided here as the reason for "the decline in poverty" in the sixties Saden. Good Christ, read your own posts.

You get mighty belligerent around bedtime. Get some sleep and stop embarassing yourself.

I originally intended to include "and poverty was reduced by ~100%" in my response but I figured that was something obvious that I shouldn't have to restate. On a real tip though you know what's really embarrassing? Your utter failure to comprehend my response to you. Let me further simplify for you:

You: The poverty rate declined because the government stole more money from the rich (producers) and gave it to the poor (bums).

Me: Taxes were reduced in the early 60's (top rate went from 91% to 70%) and poverty was reduced by ~100% (from Information I provided...thanks for the heads-up ).


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