So you're saying that discrimination only exists if it involves a certain set of legislated circumstances? That's a lot like saying you don't have a right unless it's mentioned in the Bill of Rights.


Sez you. Show me where it's been applied to progressive taxation.

If my business was that close to losing money, I'd probably either find new work, or rethink my business model

So what kind of profit margin does your business enjoy?

Page 5-10: https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=h...1815.DOC&pli=1

Especially the last sentence on page 10.

like a bazillion ;)

Wow a California court, imagine that. :DL

But I guess you got me. Still, we'll see how the voters feel about progressive taxation come November.

:roll:

A California court quoting the Supreme Court.

And regardless of who you put into office, the tax system isn't going to appreciably change much.

That wasn't the author's point at all. His point was that less people would be willing to risk capital in order to start businesses and therefore attempt to become rich - I happen to agree with the author there.

Come on, mookie, you're a lib ... but you're advocating policies which lead people straight into the employ of the evil corporations in the name of job security.