HAS ANYONE THOUGHT ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO WILL LOSS JOBS? WHAT THERE FAMILYS?

-- LOST JOB (TAZTAZBEST@YAHOO.COM), November 03, 1999

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Yeah I think about the people (and their families) who lose jobs all the time, considering a good number of my friends at Boeing have been laid off. When there's no longer a need for your work, then it's time to go looking for a new job. Welcome to capitalism.

-- IMPEACH-O-MATIC 2000 (impeach@whitehouse.gov), November 03, 1999.

To those of you, who will lose their jobs, have you ever think how much your unaccountable job cost us the taxpayer? Your $100k, plus benefits and retirement we have to pay? I have a family and I have to pay for your job at the expenses of my family. Maybe now I can use the tab savings to buy my family health insurance. Thsi is just the begining.!!!

-- Sam (2designs@usa .net), November 03, 1999.

In all seriousness, though, it is unfortunate that people *might* lose their jobs. BUT! There's always a big but, everyone's got a big but. But! The philisophical point that is always missed is, we don't oppress one group of people for the sole purpose of saving jobs for another. I don't want to suggest that we're under these extreme circumstances in my next example but it still makes a point: When the camps at Auchvitz were shut down, a lot of people lost their jobs. Point: If a tax is oppressive and unfair, we should shut it down, regardless of the short term costs of jobs-- the long term benefits will abound.

-- Paul Oss (jnaut@earthlink.net), November 03, 1999.

Sorry JR. The Socialist Asses are never going to carry signs that say, "Will work for food". Their signs say, "We deserve food, so pay up, you capitalist profiteer."

-- Art Rathjen (liberty@coastaccess.com), November 03, 1999.