Problem is, a flat tax isn't a fair tax- it hits the lower-income folks a lot harder than anyone else. You want a fair tax, make Congress do its budgets the way school districts do, and if the budget passes, your tax burden- whether you're an individual or a corporation- is the same percentage of the budget as your inc...more

"So we eventually have to change our perception of what we see as food." I think that answers your question.

Make audits of the books a yearly requirement for the tax-exempt status. Any organization that shows more than 50% of it's spending for the year on politics loses the status and may not re-apply. End of story.

If you've got a problem with a younger generation, try to remember who created them the way they are.

Humans kill and injure many times more people every year than dogs do. We should make humans illegal.

Way to be completely irrelevant.

Excellent points. I can remember the time in high school when everyone's 16th birthdays were hitting- the girls got parties, the guys got jobs. They also cite a study that found that a woman and a man with the same educational history, work experience, etc. etc. were not paid the same, but the odds of those conditio...more

It isn't a good point at all. Your rights and freedoms end where they begin infringing on those of others. The right to freedom of religion implicitly includes the right to freedom FROM religion, if anyone so chooses. An activity supported by tax dollars is no place for shoving a sermon down someone's throat.

Maybe you forgot the Patriot Act?