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Bold print in the second to the last paragraph is mine.
1 posted on 07/24/2010 4:27:45 AM PDT by Sarajevo
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To: Sarajevo

Living on a farm, we have always butchered our own meat. The government has NO right whatsoever to tell us that we cannot.

Regarding the death tax ...there must be some way around this by giving property title to children before death....or selling it to them ahead of time. I wish the lawyer Freepers would comment on this.


2 posted on 07/24/2010 4:38:11 AM PDT by SumProVita (Cogito, ergo...Sum Pro Vita. (Modified Decartes))
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My formatting was soup-sandwich on this article. Can you edit or delete it?


6 posted on 07/24/2010 5:31:31 AM PDT by Sarajevo (You're jealous because the voices only talk to me.)
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The “share the wealth” crowd needs to realize that destroying the source of production, private sector jobs, and the local tax base is too high a price to pay for the windfall of eating the dead

The commies in the Demonrat Party aren't just after a short-term gain in govt. revenue. They want to confiscate the wealth of "the rich" white folks and transfer it to the political nomenklatura and their supporters. Socialism has never been about benefiting the poor; it's a newer version of the ancient game of creating a new elite by pillaging the assets of the old natural elite.

7 posted on 07/24/2010 5:48:20 AM PDT by hellbender
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The One-TermTM intentionally dumping salt into the economic waters for whoever takes over in 2012.
8 posted on 07/24/2010 6:00:01 AM PDT by StAnDeliver (/)
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