Wouldn't it be something if you actually wanted to know the answer to that question?
An answer you've heard here at least half a dozen times here already, or is easily accessible to any ten-year-old on Google?
Does this phrase sound familiar:
"Exxon Mobil, just one oil company, paid more taxes in 2007 (about $30 billion) than the entire bottom 50 percent (income) of Americans paid in income tax in 2005 (about $29 billion). That's over 65 million people."
I posted that back in September. And back in June. That's as far as my search goes, but I know I've posted other links to oil company financial reports before.
Simple ignorance on a subject is perfectly excusable. None of us knows everything. Willful ignorance after being informed multiple times indicates a problem.
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"I wonder how much in the way of taxes those folks pay on that?"