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Say a prayer for this guy...hes very emotional
Fuck 2% should be 20
How much of other people's money do you feel entitled to?
View: https://youtu.be/pzkMCvAymq8
Say a prayer for this guy...hes very emotional
Fuck 2% should be 20
It's the COMMON WEALTH and enough to balance out the wealth gap enough that the richest nation in history is much fairerHow much of other people's money do you feel entitled to?
You didn't answer the question.It's the COMMON WEALTH and enough to balance out the wealth gap enough that the richest nation in history is much fairer
I tax enough that no one person has more than 50 millionYou didn't answer the question.
So a completely arbitrary amount. I'm out.I tax enough that no one person has more than 50 million
Why do you assume its arbitrary?So a completely arbitrary amount. I'm out.
Why not $51mm?I tax enough that no one person has more than 50 million
Because that amount of revenue in taxation would pay for all the needs and a lot of wantsWhy not $51mm?
Or $49mm?
I believe that's what he meant by arbitrary.
As is giving people money for doing absolutely nothing.To much money in one person's hands is very destructive
I'm always confused at why people seem so opposed to a flat tax rate.This country has a fascination with vilifying rich people. The fact is their success has little to do with other people's failures.
In 2018, the richest 1409 taxpayers paid more income tax than the bottom 70 million people.
That tells me 2 things.
I'm more concerned with how the government spends tax money than I am about who is contributing.
- There are some rich ass motherfuckers out there.
- And it certainly looks like they are paying way more than their fair share.
If we force the rich to pay even more money - that money will largely be pissed away on stupid bullshit or simply pocketed by politicians.
Of course they pay more they have more but over time they are getting richer by using tax dodges/cutsThis country has a fascination with vilifying rich people. The fact is their success has little to do with other people's failures.
In 2018, the richest 1409 taxpayers paid more income tax than the bottom 70 million people.
That tells me 2 things.
I'm more concerned with how the government spends tax money than I am about who is contributing.
- There are some rich ass motherfuckers out there.
- And it certainly looks like they are paying way more than their fair share.
If we force the rich to pay even more money - that money will largely be pissed away on stupid bullshit or simply pocketed by politicians.
It's not progressive and is disproportionately punitive on the poor and middle classI'm always confused at why people seem so opposed to a flat tax rate.
Really think about what you're proposing here.Of course they pay more they have more but over time they are getting richer by using tax dodges/cuts
Based on?It's not progressive and is disproportionately punitive on the poor and middle class
It's no secret that making money is easier when you have money - but they aren't getting richer simply because of tax cuts.Of course they pay more they have more but over time they are getting richer by using tax dodges/cuts
Hauler, I've seen you post a lot of smart things on this forum, so do you want to think this post over and come back tomorrow to tell us why it might be a disaster?This country has a fascination with vilifying rich people. The fact is their success has little to do with other people's failures.
In 2018, the richest 1409 taxpayers paid more income tax than the bottom 70 million people.
That tells me 2 things.
I'm more concerned with how the government spends tax money than I am about who is contributing.
- There are some rich ass motherfuckers out there.
- And it certainly looks like they are paying way more than their fair share.
If we force the rich to pay even more money - that money will largely be pissed away on stupid bullshit or simply pocketed by politicians.
This one too.It's no secret that making money is easier when you have money - but they aren't getting richer simply because of tax cuts.
That's low hanging fruit for tax-the-rich political rhetoric.
Politicians want more money to play with so they point the finger at the people who have the money and make them out to be bad people.
They aren't bad people.
They're successful people.
Sure some of them were born on 3rd base in the baseball game of life - but whatever. Good for them. They were lucky enough to slide out of the right vagina on their birthday. It has zero impact on me and who I am. Focusing on life's imbalances isn't healthy. If people don't like their situation in life - they should work towards changing it.
Is any of it any more unreasonable than the idea of charging people who currently aren't paying taxes a higher tax rate to make up for it?This one too.