Shelter: book 2, a Long Days Night
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We’re going to cut back our crazy defense spending. We’re finally really moving forward. He’s going to bring us the hope and change he always promised to bring us.”
Fred yells, “Ricky shut the hell up, we can only listen to one asshole at a time.”
Everyone laughs at Ricky’s expense.
The President continues, “I’ve tried to work with the one percent, I upped their tax rate to 75% so they could help their country in her time of need, most of the one percent repaid America by leavi...ng the country, over 10,000 renounced their citizenship. Is this any way to repay the very people who they got rich from? The rich think they can play a game with taxes, they move their families and their money from country to country. These wealthy Americans move to the country with the lowest tax rate. I ask you, the average American family, you who are having trouble putting food on your table, is this fair? Is it legitimate or reasonable that the very richest in the world should be able to move their money around to avoid paying their fair share?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We’re going to cut back our crazy defense spending. We’re finally really moving forward. He’s going to bring us the hope and change he always promised to bring us.”
Fred yells, “Ricky shut the hell up, we can only listen to one asshole at a time.”
Everyone laughs at Ricky’s expense.
The President continues, “I’ve tried to work with the one percent, I upped their tax rate to 75% so they could help their country in her time of need, most of the one percent repaid America by leavi...ng the country, over 10,000 renounced their citizenship. Is this any way to repay the very people who they got rich from? The rich think they can play a game with taxes, they move their families and their money from country to country. These wealthy Americans move to the country with the lowest tax rate. I ask you, the average American family, you who are having trouble putting food on your table, is this fair? Is it legitimate or reasonable that the very richest in the world should be able to move their money around to avoid paying their fair share?
What to read after Shelter: book 2, a Long Days Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ira Tabankin to read onlineMoreLess
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