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I picked up a couple of bottles of reds at Sprouts yesterday for $2.99 a bottle. The “Malbec” one is surprisingly tasty!

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“Are we in the presence of a billionaire Pigg? (likely a first!)”

I wish 🙂 I simply have a principal issue with a government that’s eager to tax its people. I’m not rich by any means, but I’m already feeling tremendous pain from all the taxes–federal (28%), CA state (10%), capital gain tax (>20%), property tax (2% tax), sales tax (9%).

I’m sick and tired of it and wanted to tell the government to its face–“Keep your FILTHY hands OUT OF MY Pocket”!

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“Are we in the presence of a billionaire Pigg? (likely a first!)”

I wish 🙂 I simply have a principal issue with a government that’s eager to tax its people. I’m not rich by any means, but I’m already feeling tremendous pain from all the taxes–federal (28%), CA state (10%), capital gain tax (>20%), property tax (2% tax), sales tax (9%).

I’m sick and tired of it and wanted to tell the government to its face–“Keep your FILTHY hands OUT OF MY Pocket”!

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“Are we in the presence of a billionaire Pigg? (likely a first!)”

I wish 🙂 I simply have a principal issue with a government that’s eager to tax its people. I’m not rich by any means, but I’m already feeling tremendous pain from all the taxes–federal (28%), CA state (10%), capital gain tax (>20%), property tax (2% tax), sales tax (9%).

I’m sick and tired of it and wanted to tell the government to its face–“Keep your FILTHY hands OUT OF MY Pocket”!

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“Are we in the presence of a billionaire Pigg? (likely a first!)”

I wish 🙂 I simply have a principal issue with a government that’s eager to tax its people. I’m not rich by any means, but I’m already feeling tremendous pain from all the taxes–federal (28%), CA state (10%), capital gain tax (>20%), property tax (2% tax), sales tax (9%).

I’m sick and tired of it and wanted to tell the government to its face–“Keep your FILTHY hands OUT OF MY Pocket”!

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“Are we in the presence of a billionaire Pigg? (likely a first!)”

I wish 🙂 I simply have a principal issue with a government that’s eager to tax its people. I’m not rich by any means, but I’m already feeling tremendous pain from all the taxes–federal (28%), CA state (10%), capital gain tax (>20%), property tax (2% tax), sales tax (9%).

I’m sick and tired of it and wanted to tell the government to its face–“Keep your FILTHY hands OUT OF MY Pocket”!

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[quote=Bubblesitter]Resurrecting an old thread. My level of risk aversion is again reaching relatively high level. The Europe sovereign debt problem that is likely expanding has me a bit spooked. The Chinese property market is in serious bubble territory. Endless large deficits for years as partisan deadlocked congress won’t address near term or long term structural reform

Stocks been reaching good levels recently, perhaps time for another big pullback?

Nervous Bubblesitter[/quote]

I wish I had your prescience back in 2007 :(.

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[quote=Bubblesitter]Resurrecting an old thread. My level of risk aversion is again reaching relatively high level. The Europe sovereign debt problem that is likely expanding has me a bit spooked. The Chinese property market is in serious bubble territory. Endless large deficits for years as partisan deadlocked congress won’t address near term or long term structural reform

Stocks been reaching good levels recently, perhaps time for another big pullback?

Nervous Bubblesitter[/quote]

I wish I had your prescience back in 2007 :(.

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[quote=Bubblesitter]Resurrecting an old thread. My level of risk aversion is again reaching relatively high level. The Europe sovereign debt problem that is likely expanding has me a bit spooked. The Chinese property market is in serious bubble territory. Endless large deficits for years as partisan deadlocked congress won’t address near term or long term structural reform

Stocks been reaching good levels recently, perhaps time for another big pullback?

Nervous Bubblesitter[/quote]

I wish I had your prescience back in 2007 :(.

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[quote=Bubblesitter]Resurrecting an old thread. My level of risk aversion is again reaching relatively high level. The Europe sovereign debt problem that is likely expanding has me a bit spooked. The Chinese property market is in serious bubble territory. Endless large deficits for years as partisan deadlocked congress won’t address near term or long term structural reform

Stocks been reaching good levels recently, perhaps time for another big pullback?

Nervous Bubblesitter[/quote]

I wish I had your prescience back in 2007 :(.

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[quote=Bubblesitter]Resurrecting an old thread. My level of risk aversion is again reaching relatively high level. The Europe sovereign debt problem that is likely expanding has me a bit spooked. The Chinese property market is in serious bubble territory. Endless large deficits for years as partisan deadlocked congress won’t address near term or long term structural reform

Stocks been reaching good levels recently, perhaps time for another big pullback?

Nervous Bubblesitter[/quote]

I wish I had your prescience back in 2007 :(.

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[quote=ocrenter] At the very least, we need to get some of that lost revenue back. we know comparatively speaking, tax cut for the very rich simply doesn’t stimulate the economy.

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1)Your first sentence is of the mentality that the people’s money/income rightfully belongs to the government, and therefore rightful for the taking—not typical communist thinking you say?

2)Regarding your second sentence on tax cut for the rich, the rich only gets 14% of this proposed deal. I say that’s not unreasonable for this population who pay >95% of all income taxes in this country.

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[quote=ocrenter] At the very least, we need to get some of that lost revenue back. we know comparatively speaking, tax cut for the very rich simply doesn’t stimulate the economy.

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1)Your first sentence is of the mentality that the people’s money/income rightfully belongs to the government, and therefore rightful for the taking—not typical communist thinking you say?

2)Regarding your second sentence on tax cut for the rich, the rich only gets 14% of this proposed deal. I say that’s not unreasonable for this population who pay >95% of all income taxes in this country.

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[quote=ocrenter] At the very least, we need to get some of that lost revenue back. we know comparatively speaking, tax cut for the very rich simply doesn’t stimulate the economy.

[/quote]

1)Your first sentence is of the mentality that the people’s money/income rightfully belongs to the government, and therefore rightful for the taking—not typical communist thinking you say?

2)Regarding your second sentence on tax cut for the rich, the rich only gets 14% of this proposed deal. I say that’s not unreasonable for this population who pay >95% of all income taxes in this country.

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[quote=ocrenter] At the very least, we need to get some of that lost revenue back. we know comparatively speaking, tax cut for the very rich simply doesn’t stimulate the economy.

[/quote]

1)Your first sentence is of the mentality that the people’s money/income rightfully belongs to the government, and therefore rightful for the taking—not typical communist thinking you say?

2)Regarding your second sentence on tax cut for the rich, the rich only gets 14% of this proposed deal. I say that’s not unreasonable for this population who pay >95% of all income taxes in this country.

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