>Well, if you can tell me any "freedom" which you have and we don't, I will throw in 2 "freedoms" we have and you don't for each you povide.
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>For your earnings last year, take your net divided by your gross, and tell me the percentage.

Is this to suggest in any way that taxation is a "freedom"? Or that taxation is a curtailment on "freedom"? If either is a yes, I just don't get it.
Because that would mean that you all could be rolling in dough living the Big Brother society and you would be 'freer' than someone who is taxed?

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>Kevin