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I said it before and I'll say it again:
"Good job Mr Due Diligence....you must have a busy life with a lot going on.
I'm certainly not here to give life lessons...if you're seeking that in a public internet forum you've probably got issues. Further, short term disability is something funded by me personally and is there for me to collect when I'm injured while not at work...people who don't work wouldn't know this and people who don't work wouldn't have a boat trailer to injure themselves on either. People who work hate jury duty because A. we have no faith in the judicial system, we feel as though we are wasting our time and B. we would rather be making money to pay for or families and the people receiving free public services that are depending on me. People who don't work wouldn't know this. Also, people with good jobs and good PPO insurance think we have the right to choose a doctor that suits us best all around...I happen to feel that a good doctor is one I can clearly understand and who can clearly understand me. People with free ObamaCare wouldn't understand...they take what they can get. "trouble with the IRS"...when you do well financially sometimes you run into "trouble" with the IRS; I call this a bi-product of doing well. Adults making minimum wage paying a 0% effective tax rate couldn't really get in to too much trouble and they wouldn't understand. By the way; nice use of the word "herein", you have a very expanded vocabulary, you must be a very smart guy...good job and great investigative work. I hope it didn't backfire on you."
I said it before and I'll say it again:
"Good job Mr Due Diligence....you must have a busy life with a lot going on.
I'm certainly not here to give life lessons...if you're seeking that in a public internet forum you've probably got issues. Further, short term disability is something funded by me personally and is there for me to collect when I'm injured while not at work...people who don't work wouldn't know this and people who don't work wouldn't have a boat trailer to injure themselves on either. People who work hate jury duty because A. we have no faith in the judicial system, we feel as though we are wasting our time and B. we would rather be making money to pay for or families and the people receiving free public services that are depending on me. People who don't work wouldn't know this. Also, people with good jobs and good PPO insurance think we have the right to choose a doctor that suits us best all around...I happen to feel that a good doctor is one I can clearly understand and who can clearly understand me. People with free ObamaCare wouldn't understand...they take what they can get. "trouble with the IRS"...when you do well financially sometimes you run into "trouble" with the IRS; I call this a bi-product of doing well. Adults making minimum wage paying a 0% effective tax rate couldn't really get in to too much trouble and they wouldn't understand. By the way; nice use of the word "herein", you have a very expanded vocabulary, you must be a very smart guy...good job and great investigative work. I hope it didn't backfire on you."
As someone who has worked all my life, done pretty well up into the top income bracket without having trouble with the IRS, I'd like to point out that I am at least one person who works who doesn't agree with much at all that you claim people who work believe. Accordingly, you could at least have the humility to talk in terms of what notions are yours and certainly not necessarily those of all people who work, quite the contrary!
You are right that people who read these threads for "life lessons" have probably got issues, but people who write the things you do clearly have issues as well, no doubt...
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