From: Samantha Atkins (samantha@objectent.com)
Date: Sun Jan 21 2001 - 13:53:59 MST
EvMick@aol.com wrote:
>
> Some time back on this list there was a article about the desire of the
> EcoNazi's to impose a tax on food relative to how "high" it is on the food
> chain. I just skimmed it feeling it was..........well....I didn't read it
> close.
>
> I did, however, catch the idea of the tax.
>
> At another time Greg Burch's excellent post in reference to misrepresentation
> of chinese culture kinda stuck sideways in my head.
>
> Soooooooooooo....I've got an idear for 'nothere tax.......it oughta go over
> BIG......for one thing no politician has ever seen a tax he didn't like....so
> no problem getting it passed.......and for another the revenues should be
> HUGE.
>
> Tax lying.
>
> Verifieable lying I mean......misrepresentation.
>
Sometimes I get in a really, really vile mood. Sometimes I think that
those who are trusted to tell the truth, the supposed experts and
purveyors of trusted information should not be taxed if they lie. I
think they should be shot for treason to their professions and for
poisoning the knowledge base.
Ghastly of me, isn't it?
-s.
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