It seems to me that most of these TLDs are way too specific. I mean how many sites are going to use the.aero or.museum TLDs? It might be a fairly large number but nothing compared to the number of.coms out there. If the intent was to ease up on the abuse of.com.net and.org they are going about it all the wrong way.
Oh yeah and.biz sounds silly too.
I don't *need* a computer, TV, artificial lights, soda, clocks, potato chips, a newspaper, and a whole host of other things. Does this mean that I shouldn't have them? No.
"And, if the wealthiest 1% are paying 34% of the taxes, then there is obviously something wrong with our tax structure...Don't you think?"
Um no I don't think so. Say you stick everyone with a 15% fixed taxrate for everything. Guess what? The wealthiest 1% will still be paying more than everyone else! Or perhaps you are suggesting that we tax the poor more heavily so that the wealthiest 1% pay 1% of the taxes and you can jave your nice symetric numbers.
Jesus Christ. Get a brain.
Because in the end it doesn't matter whose name is on the DNA in the giant register.
What matters is can you go up to the little blood tester machine and have it come back with a match. Only the real person could do that.
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It seems to me that most of these TLDs are way too specific. I mean how many sites are going to use the .aero or .museum TLDs? It might be a fairly large number but nothing compared to the number of .coms out there. If the intent was to ease up on the abuse of .com .net and .org they are going about it all the wrong way.
Oh yeah and .biz sounds silly too.
I don't *need* a computer, TV, artificial lights, soda, clocks, potato chips, a newspaper, and a whole host of other things. Does this mean that I shouldn't have them? No.
"And, if the wealthiest 1% are paying 34% of the taxes, then there is obviously something wrong with our tax structure...Don't you think?" Um no I don't think so. Say you stick everyone with a 15% fixed taxrate for everything. Guess what? The wealthiest 1% will still be paying more than everyone else! Or perhaps you are suggesting that we tax the poor more heavily so that the wealthiest 1% pay 1% of the taxes and you can jave your nice symetric numbers. Jesus Christ. Get a brain.
Because in the end it doesn't matter whose name is on the DNA in the giant register. What matters is can you go up to the little blood tester machine and have it come back with a match. Only the real person could do that.