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Our post about this past weekend's
Tax Day Tea Party in Loveland turned into a lively forum for debate about whether this grassroots movement is a good thing or a bad thing.
Here's a post from someone representing the latter point of view.
Eric writes:
Receiving obligations like SS and Medicare that a taxpayer paid into his/her entire life is not "redistribution of wealth"..
"Redistribution of wealth" is the republican held House of Representatives' plan to privatize health care 100%, "redistributing" your..............that's YOUR.............money to the health insurance industries.
Que the banjo music from Deliverance.
For more memorable takes, visit our Comment of the Day archive.
