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Republicans respond that it would be folly to raise taxes on the "job creators." But the idea that all rich people are job creators merely by virtue of being rich is complete nonsense.

The ignorance of some people knows no bounds.

Does capital in the hands of the public, or taxes in the hands of the government produce more self-sustaining jobs? It's one or the other brain-trusts.

At what point would taxes be enough? Was it enough when payroll deductions were created for the first time, at roughly 2%? Was it enough at 5%? Was it enough at 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30%? Is it enough today? The Left says no.

I state right here and now that the federal government and the Left will never be happy until they get all all capital, and dole it out to us as they see fit.

I say, draw the line in the sand now. Enough is enough. Not one red cent more you Lefty assholes.

I'm not buying off on them dividing us by income level, and attack us separately. We stand together!

Does capital in the hands of the public, or taxes in the hands of the government produce more self-sustaining jobs?

The former, of course - which is why supporting the payroll tax cut is the conservative thing to do.

But the idea that all rich people are job creators merely by virtue of being rich is complete nonsense.

Actually, there is an element of truth in this statement, just not the way the left wing thinks. Consider all the trust fund brats and other sources of wealth and manpower for the left. Consider George Soros, Goldman Sachs and all the other big money people manipulating the puppet strings of their government servants and engaging in insider trading against all of us.

While the Koch Brothers, the favorite whipping boys of the left, actually grew rich honestly by creating goods, services and jobs which people needed, the rich of the left are mostly parasitic-- destroying jobs to amass power and seize wealth for themselves.