>I'm the person who says that a surgeon or physician who makes close to a million or more has the RIGHT to keep what he/she earns.
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>Question 1: Is the US the best place on earth to live?

It in process of becoming (third) worldly due to the current government and the people who elected them. It will not be the best place to live in the near future unless they are stopped.

>Question 2: If so, why wouldn't you expect to pay more for the privilege of living there? As a citizen you may regard it as a "right" but surely "somebody" has to pay for it. If not you then who?

US taxpayers and servicemen have been paying for that privilege for a couple of hundred years. While they're at it they've been keeping a lot of the rest of the world free and safe.

>Question 3: If you don't want to pay more for it, why haven't you moved somewhere like Ireland where corporate tax is 15%? And why hasn't Dell and IBM and Microsoft etc etc moved their entire corporation over there to avoid the terrible tax burden being described now?

Who employs India?

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>Just wondering.