This author needs remedial English training. "Some people 'claim' to live in a state with no income tax, but they aren’t really living their [sic]." "What the

This author needs remedial English training. "Some people 'claim' to live in a state with no income tax, but they aren’t really living their [sic]." "What they’ll do is buy a home in Las Vegas, switch out their driver licenses to a Nevada one and claim that they are living their [sic]." At first I didn't believe it, but this author actually doesn't know about the word "there". "So if you bought an apartment complex for 1 million bucks, you can right off $25,641 every year from your taxes." "Right off"? Really? This kind of prose typically comes from someone who only hears words spoken and never reads the writing of others. I call it "homonymitis". The article also misses the basic reason why the rich become richer over time -- compound interest, which disproportionately benefits people who already have money: http://arachnoid.com/wrong/index.html#Economics http://arachnoid.com/wrong/index.html#Economics