How do you kill the 8k tax credit?

[Anonymous]

One does not have to be a Pigg to read the posts here, just to post a respoonse. My point is in reference to fiscal conservatives who are in favor of policies and programs that benifit the well-heeled and investor class but anything that benifits working class stiffs incites moral outrage and claims of socialism. Investors pay only 15% on capital gains… what’s wrong with a little tax credit for first time home buyers?

[Hatfield]

> thank you very much for the near free UCSD education

brought to you by the same “liberals and communists” you bash with glee. don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

[Hatfield]

> thank you very much for the near free UCSD education

brought to you by the same “liberals and communists” you bash with glee. don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

[Hatfield]

> thank you very much for the near free UCSD education

brought to you by the same “liberals and communists” you bash with glee. don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

[Hatfield]

> thank you very much for the near free UCSD education

brought to you by the same “liberals and communists” you bash with glee. don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

[Hatfield]

> thank you very much for the near free UCSD education

brought to you by the same “liberals and communists” you bash with glee. don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

[creechrr]

[quote=electric319]One does not have to be a Pigg to read the posts here, just to post a respoonse. My point is in reference to fiscal conservatives who are in favor of policies and programs that benifit the well-heeled and investor class but anything that benifits working class stiffs incites moral outrage and claims of socialism. Investors pay only 15% on capital gains… what’s wrong with a little tax credit for first time home buyers?[/quote]

I’m in agreement with some of your views but, on tax credit, I believe your logic is flawed. The tax credit doesn’t help those looking to buy a house. It helps those looking to sell. The credit has created artificial demand, which creates an artificial price floor.

[creechrr]

[quote=electric319]One does not have to be a Pigg to read the posts here, just to post a respoonse. My point is in reference to fiscal conservatives who are in favor of policies and programs that benifit the well-heeled and investor class but anything that benifits working class stiffs incites moral outrage and claims of socialism. Investors pay only 15% on capital gains… what’s wrong with a little tax credit for first time home buyers?[/quote]

I’m in agreement with some of your views but, on tax credit, I believe your logic is flawed. The tax credit doesn’t help those looking to buy a house. It helps those looking to sell. The credit has created artificial demand, which creates an artificial price floor.

[creechrr]

[quote=electric319]One does not have to be a Pigg to read the posts here, just to post a respoonse. My point is in reference to fiscal conservatives who are in favor of policies and programs that benifit the well-heeled and investor class but anything that benifits working class stiffs incites moral outrage and claims of socialism. Investors pay only 15% on capital gains… what’s wrong with a little tax credit for first time home buyers?[/quote]

I’m in agreement with some of your views but, on tax credit, I believe your logic is flawed. The tax credit doesn’t help those looking to buy a house. It helps those looking to sell. The credit has created artificial demand, which creates an artificial price floor.

[creechrr]

[quote=electric319]One does not have to be a Pigg to read the posts here, just to post a respoonse. My point is in reference to fiscal conservatives who are in favor of policies and programs that benifit the well-heeled and investor class but anything that benifits working class stiffs incites moral outrage and claims of socialism. Investors pay only 15% on capital gains… what’s wrong with a little tax credit for first time home buyers?[/quote]

I’m in agreement with some of your views but, on tax credit, I believe your logic is flawed. The tax credit doesn’t help those looking to buy a house. It helps those looking to sell. The credit has created artificial demand, which creates an artificial price floor.

[creechrr]

[quote=electric319]One does not have to be a Pigg to read the posts here, just to post a respoonse. My point is in reference to fiscal conservatives who are in favor of policies and programs that benifit the well-heeled and investor class but anything that benifits working class stiffs incites moral outrage and claims of socialism. Investors pay only 15% on capital gains… what’s wrong with a little tax credit for first time home buyers?[/quote]

I’m in agreement with some of your views but, on tax credit, I believe your logic is flawed. The tax credit doesn’t help those looking to buy a house. It helps those looking to sell. The credit has created artificial demand, which creates an artificial price floor.

[KSMountain]

[quote=electric319]Investors pay only 15% on capital gains.[/quote]

So anyone who sells stock is wealthy in your book?

What about a secretary who gets some company stock and needs to sell it to pay bills?

I’m curious: what would you define, let’s say in household income, as wealthy folks that should get hammered? Should every doctor get hammered? Or only anesthesiologists? What about a family comprised of two engineers? Are they evil simply by nature of the profession they chose?

Who are these evil folks who Bush evilly helped?

[KSMountain]

[quote=electric319]Investors pay only 15% on capital gains.[/quote]

So anyone who sells stock is wealthy in your book?

What about a secretary who gets some company stock and needs to sell it to pay bills?

I’m curious: what would you define, let’s say in household income, as wealthy folks that should get hammered? Should every doctor get hammered? Or only anesthesiologists? What about a family comprised of two engineers? Are they evil simply by nature of the profession they chose?

Who are these evil folks who Bush evilly helped?

[KSMountain]

[quote=electric319]Investors pay only 15% on capital gains.[/quote]

So anyone who sells stock is wealthy in your book?

What about a secretary who gets some company stock and needs to sell it to pay bills?

I’m curious: what would you define, let’s say in household income, as wealthy folks that should get hammered? Should every doctor get hammered? Or only anesthesiologists? What about a family comprised of two engineers? Are they evil simply by nature of the profession they chose?

Who are these evil folks who Bush evilly helped?

[KSMountain]

[quote=electric319]Investors pay only 15% on capital gains.[/quote]

So anyone who sells stock is wealthy in your book?

What about a secretary who gets some company stock and needs to sell it to pay bills?

I’m curious: what would you define, let’s say in household income, as wealthy folks that should get hammered? Should every doctor get hammered? Or only anesthesiologists? What about a family comprised of two engineers? Are they evil simply by nature of the profession they chose?

Who are these evil folks who Bush evilly helped?

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