Fucking hell, I hate corporations that do things like this.
Hey, Jerry Kohlberg paid my way through college (true story).
So I guess even if he's retired, that still means I'm willing to forgive KKR a few sins.
the dice are loaded, the deck is stacked, the game itself will hold you backActually, Ivy, it's not KKR claiming to be a small business, but rather Republicans using statistical fudge to claim they are small business. Also a 'small business owners' inside the estimates they have presented: Le Bron James; Paul Krugman; George Soros.
My latest liveblog.Like how people making more than $250,000 a year were "hit hardest" by the recession. Bull.
What exactly are the Republicans advocating? Are they arguing against more taxes on pass-through businesses? In that case, there should be some way to tax KKR without taxing the really small businesses. If they're actually saying "We shouldn't tax KKR," though, calling it a small business is misleading.
That's Feo . . . He's a disgusting, mysoginistic, paedophilic asshat who moonlights as a shitty writer—Something AwfulThis is why laws shouldn't be set in concrete. Concrete is not very smart.
I mean, seriously, if someone is clearly abusing the law for fun and profit, why do people let them get away with it? Is it so difficult to make the legal system a bit less robotic?
Be humane.Because then the people in charge of enforcing the law start abusing it for fun and profit.
Fight smart, not fair.
Apparently, KKR is a "small buisness", despite having $60 billion in assets. We sure wouldn't want to raise taxes on those poor mom and pop entrepreneurs who
caused the credit crunchare major drivers of job creation.http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/17/AR2010091702116_pf.html
edited 26th Sep '10 4:57:06 PM by storyyeller
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