29 April 2009
I mean, it makes sense…
Until next time
Joe
I mean, it makes sense…
Until next time
Joe
In this era of massive government spending, a huge government deficit, untold amounts of consumer debt, and stories of layoffs after layoffs, some have come to wonder how those who have money achieved their wealth. Those some have come to the conclusion that the evil rich through trickery and deceit.
I have evidence this thought exists. In the Fall of 2008, my university sociology teacher explained to us that the rich came across their wealth by stealing it from the poor and middle class. Why? Because they’re rich. Circular reasoning, for those who don’t know.
So let’s humor my teacher and the masses for a moment. Let’s say that all rich people are evil. Who is rich? Well certainly CEOs and their conglomerate companies. Politicians, too, who often have more money than they’ll ever make serving public office (I’ve often wondered why we even pay them then - shouldn’t serving public office be noble enough? But I digress). Yes, this includes President Obama.
So it seems we need to reclaim this money - at least according to my teacher. Who’s to do this? The government - run by evil rich politicians - of course! So this leaves me with two questions:
1. Why would we trust one group of evil rich people (politicians) to take money from another group of politicians? Wouldn’t the first group just keep it for themselves?
2. If the evil rich became rich from stealing from the poor and middle class, wouldn’t they just take the money from the poor to pay these extra taxes? If so, then raising taxes on the rich is actually raising taxes on the middle class and the poor!
Of course, I don’t believe that rich people are inherently evil. I think that rich people do need to spread the wealth - through jobs - than for the government to take it and hand it out - where some of the money will be spent of the logistics of handing it out.
I don’t know. Just think about it.
Until next time,
Joe
I haven’t posted in, what, a week? Two weeks!! Far too long.
So, uh, what’s my excuse?? Well to be honest, I’ve been time traveling. You see, I just can’t wait for the Star Trek movie, so I built this beauty to bring me to the future:

The device didn’t work as planned, however. Instead of going forwards, I was blasted into the past. Ten years, exactly: to the year 1999. I wasn’t thrilled at all.
So what was I to do? I thought about maybe changing history, but who could I tell that would believe me? Imagine walking up to, I don’t know, the President, and saying “Two years from know the World Trade Centers will be destroyed!!” Everyone would probably think I’m planning it.
After a couple of days I found the problem. Something about the quad-state transducer catching interference from the flux capacitor. I had to quickly steal from RadioShack (since I had no money - well, I did, but it wouldn’t be printed for another five or so years) and fix the problem quick! I didn’t have time to set the fluxual-potentiometer correctly, so I came back a week or to later than I left.
I didn’t feel daring enough to try to jump back two weeks. I think this guy’ll sit on the shelf for awhile.
picture from Wikipedia
Here are a couple simple javascript pages I wrote:
A page that just gets away from you.
Nothing spectacular.
Until next time
Joe
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