The Rich Get Richer

Jesus H. Christ.

Am I the only fool in the United Stats who pays all my taxes?

Apparently, I am.

Anybody know a good place to set up an offshore account?

Comments

Sunshine said…
Nope. I pay all mine. I probably even pay for stuff I don't have to.

Politicians suck donkey balls. This applies to all parties in which there are assholes not paying their taxes. (which, I think, covers Repubs, Dems and everyone inbetween) F*ckers.
4:18 PM
Cherry said…
like Sunshine, I probably pay more then my share.
4:34 PM
Quiskaeya said…
Heck one year I paid mine and some darn bish who stole my ssn! Ain't that something. Fool got what was coming to her though.

Is it really true that Cali folks won't get refunds this year!?! That's insane.
8:09 PM
dmmgmfm said…
Nah, I pay all of my taxes too, I think it's only the very rich that get away with not paying.
8:44 PM
Patois42 said…
Some commentator suggested a way to solve the deficit: Obama should nominate 6 million rich people, going through each one by one, and when they all pay up in order to be considered, we're in the clear.
7:10 AM
... Paige said…
Well I don't think you are the only fool there are many of us.

So when is this change gonna start? Perhaps ALL government officials and folks in ANY executive position should have their tax situation looked into.

After all if they cannot do what is expected of everyone else then maybe they should not be running anything.

I'm just saying
10:43 AM
J said…
I'm very frustrated by this whole thing, too. We pay our taxes. It sucks, but we pay.
3:41 PM
Eli's Lids said…
LOL! We are finishing our taxes tonight... good times!
8:34 AM
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