19482 pts ยท May 22, 2013
Indeed.
Light beer is like sex in a canoe...
"I know what you're thinking. How did I get here?"
but not usually a lot of lost lives.
Tornado's come with lots of warning signs like the entire sky seeming to be one cloud. We have sirens and stuff. Tons of property damage,
live where earthquakes could strike at any moment. (2)
With Tornado's there are warning signs beforehand, you have time to get to safety before funnels form. What I don't get is why some folk (1)
I've also lived in Tornado Alley my entire life. I've seen 3 in person, but never personally received worse than hail damage to my car.
I don't get the downvotes. I'm stealing this for D&D, it is an awesome idea OP.
Just a thought, I don't have a firm stance that would work. :) I hope you have a good evening.
Do you think it could be that if we don't force the scum to hide, they would step into the light and we could avoid making them richer? (fin
less about that and let them be openly greedy, selfish, a-holes the result would be people not using their companies out of disgust. (2)
Do you think that if the greedy a-holes didn't HAVE to be sneaky about it, they wouldn't? Maybe (yeah, I know, big IF) if we worried (1)
The greedy a-holes dance around the rules right now, and we both have first hand examples of being ground in the middle.
both of those fears are based on what actively happens in the current system we're under and I would wager exist in most if not all places.
This is interesting. We are both insisting that what we... fear I guess, be what we focus on taking care of. However...
their big share being paid. (fin) BTW, I have really enjoyed this calm polite disagreement between us. I need to get back to work though. :)
either weasle their way out of giving you that pound, or take their toys and leave which also breaks the system since it relies on (3)
grinds those people, and the greediest will always try to use that pressure to pit the poor against those being ground and they will (2)
I also get where you are coming from. I just feel like the fight to excise that pound of flesh from the greediest is the very thing that (1
I'm not talking about the extremely wealthy top .01%. I don't think you'll ever manage to get them to pay their share unless they want to.
their chunk of the bill anyway. Let the a-holes be a-holes without grinding those people caught in the gaps. (fin)
on the fringes. We make concessions to the system for the poor, and accept that some of the wealthy were going to skip out on (5)
that much more taken away because 'he could afford it'. The nice thing about flat systems is it doesn't accidentally punish those (4)
ate a little and my parents ate none, but by income we were middle class. It was hard seeing my father work so much only to have (3)
As a result, mom worked full time and made and sold crafty stuff from home. Dad worked 3 jobs. There were still days when we all (2)
See I come from a large family, and a few months before I was born my parents went bankrupt and lost their business. (1)
struggles as those in the bracket below. (fin)
most concerned for those who sit on the edges. Those who make just enough to hit a new bracket on that scale, but still face the same (5)
above the minimum due. I'm confident more of us will go out of our way to take care of the most needy, so in writting the laws I am (4)
Those at the bottom are where I would instigate the defferment program I mentioned and they would be the ones to benefit from donations (3)
Light beer is like sex in a canoe...
"I know what you're thinking. How did I get here?"
but not usually a lot of lost lives.
Tornado's come with lots of warning signs like the entire sky seeming to be one cloud. We have sirens and stuff. Tons of property damage,
live where earthquakes could strike at any moment. (2)
With Tornado's there are warning signs beforehand, you have time to get to safety before funnels form. What I don't get is why some folk (1)
I've also lived in Tornado Alley my entire life. I've seen 3 in person, but never personally received worse than hail damage to my car.
I don't get the downvotes. I'm stealing this for D&D, it is an awesome idea OP.
Just a thought, I don't have a firm stance that would work. :) I hope you have a good evening.
Do you think it could be that if we don't force the scum to hide, they would step into the light and we could avoid making them richer? (fin
less about that and let them be openly greedy, selfish, a-holes the result would be people not using their companies out of disgust. (2)
Do you think that if the greedy a-holes didn't HAVE to be sneaky about it, they wouldn't? Maybe (yeah, I know, big IF) if we worried (1)
The greedy a-holes dance around the rules right now, and we both have first hand examples of being ground in the middle.
both of those fears are based on what actively happens in the current system we're under and I would wager exist in most if not all places.
This is interesting. We are both insisting that what we... fear I guess, be what we focus on taking care of. However...
their big share being paid. (fin) BTW, I have really enjoyed this calm polite disagreement between us. I need to get back to work though. :)
either weasle their way out of giving you that pound, or take their toys and leave which also breaks the system since it relies on (3)
grinds those people, and the greediest will always try to use that pressure to pit the poor against those being ground and they will (2)
I also get where you are coming from. I just feel like the fight to excise that pound of flesh from the greediest is the very thing that (1
I'm not talking about the extremely wealthy top .01%. I don't think you'll ever manage to get them to pay their share unless they want to.
their chunk of the bill anyway. Let the a-holes be a-holes without grinding those people caught in the gaps. (fin)
on the fringes. We make concessions to the system for the poor, and accept that some of the wealthy were going to skip out on (5)
that much more taken away because 'he could afford it'. The nice thing about flat systems is it doesn't accidentally punish those (4)
ate a little and my parents ate none, but by income we were middle class. It was hard seeing my father work so much only to have (3)
As a result, mom worked full time and made and sold crafty stuff from home. Dad worked 3 jobs. There were still days when we all (2)
See I come from a large family, and a few months before I was born my parents went bankrupt and lost their business. (1)
struggles as those in the bracket below. (fin)
most concerned for those who sit on the edges. Those who make just enough to hit a new bracket on that scale, but still face the same (5)
above the minimum due. I'm confident more of us will go out of our way to take care of the most needy, so in writting the laws I am (4)
Those at the bottom are where I would instigate the defferment program I mentioned and they would be the ones to benefit from donations (3)