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Nye Bevan

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4. If they are breaking the law, prosecute them.

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Mon Apr 22, 2013, 01:43 PM

Apr 2013

If not, then perhaps the law should be changed. But why criticize Google for not paying more taxes than legally required? Do any DUers choose to do so?

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Google chairman Eric Schmidt defends tax avoidance policies [View all] alp227 Apr 2013 OP

He's as slimy as they come. And he uses a Blackberry. onehandle Apr 2013 #1

Just another filthy rich, TAX CHEAT. SoapBox Apr 2013 #2

How is he a cheat if he is complying with the law? Freddie Stubbs Apr 2013 #6

They're cheats because adieu Apr 2013 #7

Taxes SamKnause Apr 2013 #3

Their "lame excuse" is following the law. harmonicon Apr 2013 #8

Taxes SamKnause Apr 2013 #10

I'm not ok with our politicians being puppets for the rich... harmonicon Apr 2013 #11

Taxes reply SamKnause Apr 2013 #12

Of course the system is bullshit... harmonicon Apr 2013 #13

Taxes reply 2 SamKnause Apr 2013 #14

If they are breaking the law, prosecute them. Nye Bevan Apr 2013 #4

My thoughts exactly... I should have just read your post first and given you a "+1." harmonicon Apr 2013 #9

These are the same people who won't allow the law to be changed. Ash_F Apr 2013 #15

Unfortunately most of us cannot justhanginon Apr 2013 #5