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Old 03-11-2011, 09:42 PM   #11
Flint
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I am talking about an individual man earning money to support his family. The better he can do, the more he is able to earn, the more he should be able to keep. If he manages to put himself in an advantageous position, then he has earned the right to be there.

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It's a lot easier to earn if you start from a base of a $million plus the way at least 1/3 of all CEO's have started.
That's not even what your own source says. Read more carefully:
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In 1989, one third of all Americans who earned more than $1 million began with an inherited fortune.
"An inherited fortune" --what does that mean? Your parents left you $5,000 and a Chrysler LeBaron?

At any rate, why is it okay to take a man's money from his CHILDREN? (the greedy bastards who inherited it from him)
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