Eugene David ...The One-Minute Pundit |
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Speaking of money and hyperpartisans, here's another one of those debates where both sides are right and neither side is wrong, and only the public gets the shaft. Or to quote from one side of the argument:
"Suppose you made a million dollars last year and put all but $50,000 of it in a shoebox," he writes. (He must have enormous feet.) We have not seen a $100 bill in a while but we'd guess $950,000 in Benjamin Franklins would fit very snugly in a shoebox. Where the other side is right is in imagining someone who's earned a million a year would put $950,000 of it in a shoebox. Where both sides are right is in imagining there are better things to do with money, namely redistributing it to their friends. A PLAGUE O' BOTH YOUR HOUSES! P. S. Well ALL RIGHT, they might not fit in one shoe box, but they might fit in two.
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