Wednesday, December 11, 2002

The presentation of your justification on how all segments of society and taxpayers pay at an equal rate, regardless of the level of income is definitely a textbook primer on how to justify and define "paying one's fair share."

Mr. Beverly, you do a fine job on moralizing the position of those who have most of the goodies, and how to keep them. It was very humorous to read your examples of what you think is fair, without acknowledging that there are really people out there who think like that.

Unfortunately, your philosophy is woven of the same fabric used to promote and justify greed. The fact that you can present it as a serious matter is both shameless and shameful.

Juan Matute

Peachtree City