glorious_leader

In a perfect society, the rich would not be taxed more, as it seems like having everyone pay the same rate of taxation is the "fair" thing to do.  However, we don't live in a perfect society.  For equal taxation, the rate of taxation would have to be something that even the poorest of the poor could afford.  This won't work, however, as if everyone in society is barely being taxed, then society will collapse in on itself in deficit.  As such, while it is not "fair", the most logical solution would be to tax the rich more.  An unfortunate truth, but a truth nonetheless.  However, the rich should not be expected to carry the financial burden of society alone.  Other means of generating revenue should be examined before such tax increases are implemented.  
 
America's(I speak only for my own country) largest dilemma is a decline in stoicism in its population.  More people are needlessly accepting social security, when they are still capable of being productive.  There is no longer a sense of selflessness and unity in working towards a larger goal of making a brighter future.  These characteristics are what built every great civilization of the past.  And the gradual loss of these traits in their populations is what brought them to their ends.  Economics, at their core, are based on a nation's capacity to fulfill the needs of itself.  Taxation is not the answer to fixing the current economic decline seen in my country.  It's the people that must be fixed.

The fantasy setting in general is often associated with nerd culture.  As another person pointed out, "There aint no guns. Dat shit aint American."

No.  The information provided in my post was based on the following information:
 http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=128252

I wonder if my cut and dry, red background, yellow hammer & sickle emblem would get me banned due to all of the death and discrimination encountered throughout Soviet Russia, which far surpasses that seen in Nazi Germany?  Oh wait, this ruling isn't based on history or logic, it's just Microsoft pushing the popular opinion on its customers.  

He directed his security staff to interrogate Infinity Ward employees for six hours in a windowless room.  He reduced many to tears.  This was a step in his overall goal of denying Infinity Ward their royalties from Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.  He is the most dangerous individual to the gaming industry in the present.  His attempts to steal more and more cash from gamers in the midst of a recession inspires disgust in me.  This is while he blatantly lies to the studios that work for him by denying them promised wages, and closes them down, in effect firing all employees, if they don't bend to his underhanded business tactics.  He is killing gaming on both the developer and consumer sides.  In conclusion, I hope to one day encounter him in a back alley.

Bob Kotick is the new Jack Thompson.