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March 24, 2011 at 9:46 PM #681768March 24, 2011 at 9:52 PM #680613
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Participant[quote=gandalf]I thought this thread was about taxes.
It’s about taxes. I posted it.
It’s about corporations that make LOTS OF MONEY…
But don’t pay any taxes.[/quote]
It is…
It’s about private sector employees who pay LOTS of taxes.
It’s about gov’t workers who don’t.
It’s about the State of California, where if you make over ~62,000 the marginal tax rate is 34%.
It’s about the State of California trying to inmpose a 55 billion tax increase
It’s about the car registration tax that is SKY HIGH!
March 24, 2011 at 9:52 PM #680666Participant[quote=gandalf]I thought this thread was about taxes.
It’s about taxes. I posted it.
It’s about corporations that make LOTS OF MONEY…
But don’t pay any taxes.[/quote]
It is…
It’s about private sector employees who pay LOTS of taxes.
It’s about gov’t workers who don’t.
It’s about the State of California, where if you make over ~62,000 the marginal tax rate is 34%.
It’s about the State of California trying to inmpose a 55 billion tax increase
It’s about the car registration tax that is SKY HIGH!
March 24, 2011 at 9:52 PM #681283Participant[quote=gandalf]I thought this thread was about taxes.
It’s about taxes. I posted it.
It’s about corporations that make LOTS OF MONEY…
But don’t pay any taxes.[/quote]
It is…
It’s about private sector employees who pay LOTS of taxes.
It’s about gov’t workers who don’t.
It’s about the State of California, where if you make over ~62,000 the marginal tax rate is 34%.
It’s about the State of California trying to inmpose a 55 billion tax increase
It’s about the car registration tax that is SKY HIGH!
March 24, 2011 at 9:52 PM #681422Participant[quote=gandalf]I thought this thread was about taxes.
It’s about taxes. I posted it.
It’s about corporations that make LOTS OF MONEY…
But don’t pay any taxes.[/quote]
It is…
It’s about private sector employees who pay LOTS of taxes.
It’s about gov’t workers who don’t.
It’s about the State of California, where if you make over ~62,000 the marginal tax rate is 34%.
It’s about the State of California trying to inmpose a 55 billion tax increase
It’s about the car registration tax that is SKY HIGH!
March 24, 2011 at 9:52 PM #681773Participant[quote=gandalf]I thought this thread was about taxes.
It’s about taxes. I posted it.
It’s about corporations that make LOTS OF MONEY…
But don’t pay any taxes.[/quote]
It is…
It’s about private sector employees who pay LOTS of taxes.
It’s about gov’t workers who don’t.
It’s about the State of California, where if you make over ~62,000 the marginal tax rate is 34%.
It’s about the State of California trying to inmpose a 55 billion tax increase
It’s about the car registration tax that is SKY HIGH!
March 24, 2011 at 9:57 PM #680618gandalf
ParticipantBrian,
The financial industry is directly and primarily responsible for the financial crash.
Yes, pension funds are underfunded. The underfunding is a percentage of overall losses. But most of the lost wealth is attributable to the financial crash.
Underfunding is a partial cause. The financial crash is the prime cause.
March 24, 2011 at 9:57 PM #680671ParticipantBrian,
The financial industry is directly and primarily responsible for the financial crash.
Yes, pension funds are underfunded. The underfunding is a percentage of overall losses. But most of the lost wealth is attributable to the financial crash.
Underfunding is a partial cause. The financial crash is the prime cause.
March 24, 2011 at 9:57 PM #681288ParticipantBrian,
The financial industry is directly and primarily responsible for the financial crash.
Yes, pension funds are underfunded. The underfunding is a percentage of overall losses. But most of the lost wealth is attributable to the financial crash.
Underfunding is a partial cause. The financial crash is the prime cause.
March 24, 2011 at 9:57 PM #681427ParticipantBrian,
The financial industry is directly and primarily responsible for the financial crash.
Yes, pension funds are underfunded. The underfunding is a percentage of overall losses. But most of the lost wealth is attributable to the financial crash.
Underfunding is a partial cause. The financial crash is the prime cause.
March 24, 2011 at 9:57 PM #681778ParticipantBrian,
The financial industry is directly and primarily responsible for the financial crash.
Yes, pension funds are underfunded. The underfunding is a percentage of overall losses. But most of the lost wealth is attributable to the financial crash.
Underfunding is a partial cause. The financial crash is the prime cause.
March 24, 2011 at 10:02 PM #680623ParticipantParamount, state employees pay taxes.
Teachers, police, firefighters — they earn a salary.
And they all pay taxes.
What is wrong with you?
Stop listening to GOP talk radio.
March 24, 2011 at 10:02 PM #680676ParticipantParamount, state employees pay taxes.
Teachers, police, firefighters — they earn a salary.
And they all pay taxes.
What is wrong with you?
Stop listening to GOP talk radio.
March 24, 2011 at 10:02 PM #681293ParticipantParamount, state employees pay taxes.
Teachers, police, firefighters — they earn a salary.
And they all pay taxes.
What is wrong with you?
Stop listening to GOP talk radio.
March 24, 2011 at 10:02 PM #681432ParticipantParamount, state employees pay taxes.
Teachers, police, firefighters — they earn a salary.
And they all pay taxes.
What is wrong with you?
Stop listening to GOP talk radio.
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