RSSComposition of 2007 Federal Taxes
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September 28th, 2008 at 3:09 pm
There is no doubt that companies pass their taxes on to the consumer. But when their profits double do they A.cut prices B.raise the wages of workers C. Pay top executives more money.
ding! ding! ding!
it is partially our fault. the phrase Buy American has changed to buy cheaper. but buying cheaper has cost us more than we thought. for example , alot of the money that walmart gets does not go to the us economy but to foriegn markets, but dont be upset because they laon it back to us (:
as long as these corparations throw politician a bone they can turn the other cheek. thats what i like about Ross Perot he used alot of his own money so he could say it how he saw it. obama also does not take money from PACS, compare contributer to mccain. Most of his major individual contributers were Ceos of Companies. this will be who they own when they get into office.
McCain
http://www.newsmeat.com/campaign_contributions_to_politicians/donor_list.php?candidate_id=P80002801
Obama
http://www.newsmeat.com/campaign_contributions_to_politicians/donor_list.php?candidate_id=P80003338
December 13th, 2008 at 11:35 pm
All of this sounds really damn complicated but what I’m about to say will also sound really stupid. There is obviously not enough money being spent on education since I see a lot of these’s thoses’ where there shouldn’t be none! It’s spelled CEOs and corporations not CEO’s and corporations’.
The “apostrophe s” or “s apostrophe” is there when you’re talking about someone’s something(s) or many people’s something(s).
It’s John’s money. It’s his money.
It’s this loser’s wasted time. It’s his wasted time.
It’s the taxpayers’ dollars. It’s their dollars.
I saw many taxpayers outside today. I didn’t talk about the taxpayers’ posessions I just said that there were more than one taxpayers.
The CEOs should be payed less.
The CEOs’ bank accounts should have less money in them.
That CEO’s salary is outrageous.
That CEO has billions of dollars.
The “apostrophe s” can also be used as an abbreviation to replace the word “is”.
I know this sounds like I’m some professor at Harvard who has nothing better to do than to rant his ass off on the internet but it isn’t. I am 15 years old and english isn’t even my first language. It just pisses me off to see ‘s s’ all over the internet and it’s such a simple concept in what is probably mankind’s easiest language to learn.