Jyrki Katainen (1971) Finnish politician
Helsngin Sanomat 25.7.2008 A4 fi: Pienituloisten veronkevennykset on ontto ajatus. Veronkevennysten ja tukien arvostelu perustuu vahingolliseen kateuteen.
“The whole idea, the whole premise of taxation needs to be examined. It's based on theft.”
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