"Give me a free lunch or I'll kill you"
#11 | POSTED BY EBERLY

Said no child nowhere on earth ever.

Whats more likely to be said is:

"There is no such thing as a free lunch"

Then you can pay for your lunch using the subsidies our government provides you.

Studies show that the richer you are the less likely you are to carry any cash to pay for anything.

A free lunch always tastes much better on a free luxury jet with a cozy love shack in the back.

then send the IOUs to his father who would dutifully pay them all back and inter alia keep track of his son and his cohorts.

#19 | POSTED BY C0RI0LANUS

Probably learned that particular surveillance technique from his friends ... the Nazis.

As the U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain (1938"1940), he was a vocal appeaser of Adolf Hitler.

Time to get a job

#22 | Posted by THEBULL

"Are there no prisons? ... And the Union workhouses? Are they still in operation?"

They want the tax cuts. Everybody wants a tax cut. I want one. You want one.
#26 | POSTED BY EBERLY

You sir, are no billionaire. So you cannot speak for them.

The question is appropriate.

Why does a billionaire want a tax cut? They certainly don't need one.

"can you name a billionaire that "wants a tax cut"?"

That's your job.

I can name some (without speaking for them) that are AGAINST tax cuts for the wealthy.

George Soros: The billionaire financier has supported proposals that raise taxes on the wealthy and redistribute wealth.

Steven Rockefeller: Philanthropist who has previously joined groups like Responsible Wealth to oppose tax relief for the top 5%.

Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield: The founders of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream have frequently signed public letters asking lawmakers to raise their taxes rather than cutting them.