Gene Simmons, bass player for Kiss, has rushed to the defense of the wealthy. Claiming inclusion into the long persecuted minority, Gene Simmons has taken a stand. No longer will people malign and mistreat those who are unfortunate enough to be ridiculously wealthy.
Mr. Simmons claims that "50% of the US population pays no taxes at all." A remarkable feat, given the breadth of taxes assessed by various branches of government. In Ohio, for example, to better distribute the tax burden among the citizenry our Governor is working to reduce the state income tax, and increased the sales tax, and imposing the tax on services, which were previously exempt. Try to get out of that tax, you filthy 50%, we have your number. And it is 5.75%, on almost everything, including haircuts, and legal advice.
However, Mr. Simmons would like it known that the much maligned, and terribly put upon 1%, of which he claims to be a member in good standing, "provides all of the jobs for everybody else," and we should "try being nice to a rich person." Indeed, Mr. Simmons. Next time a rich person is unfortunate enough to find himself in line next to me at Taco Bell, I will buy him a Crunch Wrap Gordito, even if it is not happy hour, I will pay full price. I hope it is Gene Simmons, imagine tacos with a wealthy bass player. Facebook, here we come.
I would be willing to settle for Bill Gates, or Warren Buffett, but will pass on Donald Trump, his hair looks even worse than mine, and that might be more than a poor, Taco Bell worker, who owes so much to Gene Simmons, should have to endure.
If you see a wealthy person, give them a hug, and thank them, we owe them so much.
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