no, I think he's right, that system seems pretty accurate

let us not

*cough* your daughter *cough* just might really dislike you for that (cuz I know I do)

They should try duck tape over it

Scallison, the only ship she'll get from me

It took me way to long to figure out what was going on with the names

I love how much info you can get from dust on a truck

I highly doubt almost half of the population pays zero federal taxes... but I will say this world needs a change in heart. Your example is very specific in comparison to a extremely vast topic. Secondly, someone who inherits money did not work for their money, they were lucky that they were born to wealthy parents. And lastly, my point was about equal opportunity, not where people who have more than enough money to live happily, while others barely have enough to survive let alone be happy, money goes.
EDIT: and I'm not saying wealthy children's inheritance should be taken away, I'm just saying every child should have the opportunity to gain the same wealth those kids were born with

I think hearing him write for other artists, (mainly 1D) really shows his talent, One Direction's song writing has improved as their management allows them to write less cheesy songs, but the maturity and just talent in the songs Ed writes for them (Moments, Over Again, and Little Things) stands out from their other music so much, it just shows how developed his singer-songwriter skills are.

Public Education is always free, but it's not equal. Public education is based on the area's tax money so that's why Beverly Hill's richest don't send their kids to private schools, because Beverly Hills (just one of the examples) is practically an elite private school. Where as we have areas with people already in poverty, where schools are horrible and children aren't encouraged to go to school because who wants to go to a school they probably can't get anything from? So with this system, once again, people in poverty are practically set up for failure. And it's not like they can move to areas with better schools because most can't afford the taxes.

you're welcome *hugs back*

Not all wealthy people work hard for their money, lot's of people are born into it. And same with poor people born into poverty. Therefore, poorer children have less access to tools that can help them acquire wealth (education, money, etc.) whereas already wealthy children do.
So many economical problems would be solved if we had equal opportunity.

Tell her she looks pretty everyday, then you can win.

I think on some guys they're cute if you keep them small, but over a quarter is definitely not cute to me