Re: Glen Wheatley out of jail

On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 19:23:10 -0700, TG'sFM wrote:

> On Apr 13, 12:19 pm, "Italo" <inottetol...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> "Wolfy 'Dial-up' Wildeblood" <wolfgangwildebl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
>>
messagenews:65c2fc51-e3a0-49f8-b0c5-58b8c5eb3034@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> On Apr 11, 6:11 am, "Fleeced" <flee...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>> > "Wolfy 'Dial-up' Wildeblood" wrote:
>>
>> >Evasion is not wrong because it deprives the government of tax
>> >revenue, it (but not avoidance) is wrong because it is an act of
>> >deceit.
>>
>> The simple act of people like Wheatley deceitfully avoiding to pay
their
>> proper share of taxes (along with scores of other rich and more low
profile
>> australians) penalises the entire community by ****fting the burden of
>> taxation back to payee tax payers, who then obligingly pick up the tab
for
>> him and all the others when it comes to schools, roads, education,
health,
>> policing etc...
>>
>> The idea that these high profile businessmen (who already receive
millions
>> of dollars of taxpayers subsidies to conduct business in this country)
are
>> also avoiding paying their fare share of tax is anthema (or should be)
to
>> most australians. The fact that very few of them get caught and go to
jail
>> says more about the general apathy of the population than about the
rights
>> and wrongs of their individual cases. France had a revolution for less
than
>> what most rich businessmen get up to in this country.
> 
> We could all learn a lot from the French.

Pray tell, are you referring to windows, toast, and kissing?