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Ebenezer Scrooge was a fictional character Cirque du So-What Apr 2012 #1
The rich & the corporations will not give up power willingly! Dustlawyer Apr 2012 #26
Kudos to King liberalmike27 Apr 2012 #34
Most (all?) right-wing talking points are fictional. valerief Apr 2012 #31
Scrooge was fictional? I suppose you're going to tell me that some guy just made him up! Kablooie Apr 2012 #38
Speaking of Scrooge... Cirque du So-What Apr 2012 #41
hmmm, I've never heard of a tea partier giving anything away Thor_MN Apr 2012 #63
Actually they are not giving you gas but rather are nothing more than offensive methane Dragonfli May 2012 #70
I am sure King knows that and was just using him as an example. n/t RebelOne Apr 2012 #55
I'll be sure to put that Cirque du So-What May 2012 #77
Marie Antoinette was a woman in an arranged marriage. aquart May 2012 #83
Bravo! The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2012 #2
I wonder who will be the first idiot... 2ndAmForComputers Apr 2012 #3
He's already destroyed that point quite nicely. The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2012 #4
Looks like you're the only one saying that in this thread. nt TBF Apr 2012 #15
Call it vaccination. 2ndAmForComputers May 2012 #66
Wow skydive forever Apr 2012 #5
stephen king for president Garion_55 Apr 2012 #6
Well thank you Stephen King wendylaroux Apr 2012 #7
I've loved Stephen King since the 70's and love him even more now! lark Apr 2012 #8
Ditto! Dustlawyer Apr 2012 #24
Excellent malaise Apr 2012 #9
Include my BRAVO for Mr. King! maddiemom Apr 2012 #10
Holy cow! BumRushDaShow Apr 2012 #11
K&R. young but wise Apr 2012 #12
I LOVE our rich liberals! joanbarnes Apr 2012 #13
Does anyone not think that it was a loss that he left exboyfil Apr 2012 #14
Just go back to Clinton levels. Both taxation and military. n2doc Apr 2012 #18
Have you read 'The Stand'? Myrina Apr 2012 #22
My favorite King book exboyfil Apr 2012 #43
In my opinion, it was his best book ever. RebelOne Apr 2012 #56
If you have not read The Long Walk, you should. Very good stuff mtnester May 2012 #74
Under The Dome gadjitfreek May 2012 #75
The evil second selectman was clearly a DicKKK Cheney hifiguy May 2012 #88
Love it n2doc Apr 2012 #16
Wow... I didn't realize he had written this. Thanks for the heads up. SalviaBlue Apr 2012 #46
Then you really need to read "The Wind through the Keyhole" n2doc Apr 2012 #48
Is that the one with the "gunslinger" in it? Dragonfli May 2012 #73
That's the one n2doc May 2012 #78
I started reading that, God it must have been 25 years ago, I waited for the next one for ten years Dragonfli May 2012 #90
... progressoid Apr 2012 #17
So good, the entire article is very well worth the read. LiberalArkie Apr 2012 #19
thank you Stephen King! quinnox Apr 2012 #20
Stop coddling the rich ck4829 Apr 2012 #21
The only way to achieve "tax equality" Bradford Apr 2012 #23
I don't think so. DocMac Apr 2012 #33
military spending is about 19% of budget not 59% guardian Apr 2012 #61
I saw another pie chart here DocMac Apr 2012 #62
Medicare and SS don't come out of income taxes. Hassin Bin Sober May 2012 #68
I know SS and Medicare are funded. DocMac May 2012 #71
Why would SS and Medicare be listed if those are paid for? Hassin Bin Sober May 2012 #81
taxes are taxes guardian May 2012 #85
But SS and Medicare do not come out of the general fund. Which is my point. Hassin Bin Sober May 2012 #87
Well, my paycheck stub shows DocMac May 2012 #94
I absolutely LOVE the idea of everyone starting out in life with the same equity. valerief Apr 2012 #40
And then what? maddiemom Apr 2012 #49
libertarian troll. provis99 Apr 2012 #51
Who has now, like Elvis, left the building. hifiguy Apr 2012 #54
Please visit out New Member Memorial Forum jberryhill May 2012 #69
(facepalm) WilliamPitt May 2012 #84
mandatory reading... handmade34 Apr 2012 #25
Oh, my god, Stephen King, I love you. woo me with science Apr 2012 #27
kick Blue_Tires Apr 2012 #28
The only thing that bothers me about the OP is that snappyturtle Apr 2012 #29
I've been back to reread it several times. woo me with science Apr 2012 #32
That is one righteous rant. hifiguy Apr 2012 #30
Posting.. Xyzse Apr 2012 #35
The RICH would rather set their DICK on fire than pay another penny to US. Festivito Apr 2012 #36
Mrs. Clarence Thomas may be rich, but she's not WEALTHY. aquart May 2012 #86
K&R Eyerish Apr 2012 #37
That was so good that I read it twice Rex Apr 2012 #39
"douse their dicks..." Oh, the images great writers come up with! lol polichick Apr 2012 #42
Tax me. But spend my money wisely. Gregorian Apr 2012 #44
I've noticed he is starting to speak out more marlakay Apr 2012 #45
Wow, that man can write. harun Apr 2012 #47
His books scare me... Rainngirl Apr 2012 #50
His books are meant to scare you. n/t RebelOne Apr 2012 #57
People can walk away from a book ck4829 Apr 2012 #64
I think it would be great if zzaapp Apr 2012 #52
It would be greater if everyone paid their fair share in the first place arcane1 Apr 2012 #53
Of all the artists in the world, I'd most like to have a long heart to heart with Stephen King. Zorra Apr 2012 #58
Righteous rant, Mr. King! k&r Ruby the Liberal Apr 2012 #59
Ecxellent, Mr King. Now write a really really scary novel about the 1/10th of 1% Dont call me Shirley Apr 2012 #60
it's too late, Mr. King.... unkachuck Apr 2012 #65
Wait, we tax the rich and everyone gets laid? Sounds like a plan. Kennah May 2012 #67
We need Rodney Dangerfield to promote it Dragonfli May 2012 #72
Damn skippy. BlueIris May 2012 #76
Mr. King does put his money where his mouth is. peacefreak May 2012 #79
If you want to see how truly STUPID the righties are... Atman May 2012 #80
Adorable man. aquart May 2012 #82
Sorry, not good enough. He has to fight as hard for it as the right-wingers are fighting saras May 2012 #89
. King in his early years, when he first started working and writing, WHEN CRABS ROAR May 2012 #91
Let me take a WILD guess - he's keeping his millions - Zax2me May 2012 #92
"he can, at any time, donate his entire fortune" - - funny, that's the rethugs' line. Hmmm. nt babylonsister May 2012 #93
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