[TheRealVille]

Kentucky has two death taxes.

Staight off the Kentucky Department of Revenue web site. Clearly the collection of inheritance and estate tax are temporarily suspended, however, they are still the law of the land and apart from state government action they will return in force. You employ the very same tactic the liberals all use, and that is to attack the character of your philosophical opponents. You take so much backwater 99% of the time it's your only recourse. Create a diversion or an aspersion to refocus the attention on a trifling matter that you think you can smear the reputation of your opponent with, in lieu of substantitive debate. In other words, you always resort to name calling or insults where others raise factual concerns you can't deal with intellectually or from a position of being factually informed. I have admitted to being mistaken, but everything I posted is contained in the body of the text from the Kentucky Dept. of Revenue. If I had anything to hide I certainly wouldn't post my source for all to see, as well as the link, I might add. As I said, the main thrust of my post was the unfortunate plight of the upstanding and taxpaying citizenry of this country, in that they are forced to fund the non productive among us.

You said you can't leave your kids your money without the government taking part of it. That's a lie. Your kids are exempt from any death or inheritance tax in KY.

Exactly right, you become a cash cow for liberals to use to fund the lives of the listless among us. And that doesn't change until the day you die, then, they bang the heck out of you one last time with their inheritance tax schemes. The federal death tax rate is somewhere around 35% and then you'll have to endure the ravenges of the Kentucky death tax rate on your bank account and your estate--about 16% each. Aint it grand? You can't even leave your own kids your money.