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Speaking of contract negotiations it'd be hilarious if you sold food to one of KONG-D'SNT-TAP's restaurants and neither of you knew you were dealing with a sherdog rival.
Speaking of contract negotiations it'd be hilarious if you sold food to one of KONG-D'SNT-TAP's restaurants and neither of you knew you were dealing with a sherdog rival.
And Social Security/Medicare has been a massive success.
Agreed. Online banking (which I use) does offer much better interest rates than brick and mortar banks though Not great by any means, but better. It's not like I'm getting rich or anything off my savings account interest, but it is nice putting money in every two weeks and seeing my interest each month. The government taxing this just seems like an insult.
Sure, if you're talking about actual investments in the primary market but I don't consider the general population playing in the stock market as the type of investment behavior that we originally intended to reward.There wasn't an option for no taxation on them at all unfortunately. I believe dividends shouldn't be taxed at all, it's money that has already been taxed. Capital gains should be taxed as it's an appreciation on an investment, but the amount should be lower than typical wages as it encourages investment and investment is a driver of the overall financial economy.
Capital gains are taxed progressively. You may not think the progression is high enough but it does change based on income.
Why should my taxes go to your farm but not to universal healthcare.
Please go on and explain that
That’s not what I said at all and this goes back to your failure to understand what people have said. I agree with raising capital gains rates taxes. That’s an increase on capital, not labor! I also said I’m cool with an exception for active investors.I want labor to be allowed to keep more of what they earn. You want labor to pay more of their hard earned dollars to Mandarin bureaucrats because "it's for their own good". It's that simple.
You're not exempt from this wisdom "The road to perdition is paved with good intentions" just because you think your intentions are really really super duper good.
Well relax, try to calm down and catch your breath. Then take a look at what the goals were and what the results are. You’ll see that those programs achieved exactly what they were intended to achieve. Next, look at how popular they are (they’re even popular on the right!). Finally, I think you’ll be really impressed by how efficient they are.Holy shit I can't breathe
That’s not what I said at all and this goes back to you failure to understand what people have said. I agree with raising capital gains rates taxes. That’s an increase on capital, not labor! I also said I’m cool with an exception for active investors.
Well relax, try to calm down and catch your breath. Then take a look at what the goals were and what the results are. You’ll see that those programs achieved exactly what they were intended to achieve.
Show me where I said we should increase taxes on labor.Yet you NEVER advocate for decreasing the tax burden on labor. Why are you pretending you have labors best interests at heart when you clearly want to take more from their pockets to enrich the political class.
Show me where I said you did.Show me where I said we should increase taxes on labor.
That’s a really bizarre way to fame it. Of course it should be adjusted for things like people living longer. It wasn’t designed to take cuts like what happened during the recession or get raided for other purposes.They were intended to slowly collapse? To take funding from sources outside their own systems?
Are you gaslighting next motherfucker? You made that claim in your previous post.Show me where I said you did.
Your reading comprehension must go down when you're not doing well in a discussion.
It doesn't.
To the extent you think it does is the exact same extent of your economic illiteracy.
Are you under the childish impression that all farm operations are 100% alike from farm to farm? You're aware that many different farms have different crop outputs, correct?
Again, you're a walking, talking, living, breathing example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.
You're free to donate as much as you like to your local, state, and federal treasuries. Get on it if you feel you're not taxed enough hypocrite.
Nope, I said you never advocate for a decrease in the tax burden of labor. You tried to change the subject to something I never said.Are you gaslighting next motherfucker? You made that claim in the post about this one.
I've already answered all of these questions. Your refusal to grasp, comprehend, or understand them has no bearing on me.But the president has been bailing out farms across the country with tax payer money.
So why should my taxes go to your farm and not a national health care program for all the citizens of the country?
I mean I know you’re a troll and probably not even a farmer in real life but an explanation would be nice
I've already answered all of these questions. Your refusal to grasp, comprehend, or understand them has no bearing on me.
If you don't think you're taxed enough, donate more to your local, state, and federal treasuries. Get on it you hypocrite
To the extent that you don't donate to your Local, state, and federal treasuries, is the exact same extent of your hypocrisy.
Put your money where your mouth is.
Lol nice edit. So not supporting decreases is the same as supporting increases. That’s some cogent farmer logic there!Show me where I said you did.
Your reading comprehension must go down when you're not doing well in a discussion.
You never advocate for a tax decrease for labor. Big difference there.
Nice try though!
Reread your posts. You said that I support taking more money out of labors pockets. This whole thing you’re doing is in bad faith.Nope, I said you never advocate for a decrease in the tax burden of labor. You tried to change the subject to something I never said.
Your attempt a fighting a strawman failed miserably.