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ParticipantYet another problem, you associate progressive with fairness.
Not everyone thinks the same way you do.
ParticipantYet another problem, you associate progressive with fairness.
Not everyone thinks the same way you do.
ParticipantYet another problem, you associate progressive with fairness.
Not everyone thinks the same way you do.
ParticipantI know nsr… it really has reached ridculous levels. Property tax, income tax, payroll taxes state taxes, now a VAT as well. Taxes, fees….whatever…someday people will figure out that equations have two sides. For every entitlement given to somebody you are taking money out of someone elses pockets. Eventually you WILL run out of people to take from.
I read that if everyone in the US paid a flat 11% tax then we would bring in the same money as we currently do. Thing of that… just 11%… Of course everyone would have to pay and we cannot have that now could we?
ParticipantI know nsr… it really has reached ridculous levels. Property tax, income tax, payroll taxes state taxes, now a VAT as well. Taxes, fees….whatever…someday people will figure out that equations have two sides. For every entitlement given to somebody you are taking money out of someone elses pockets. Eventually you WILL run out of people to take from.
I read that if everyone in the US paid a flat 11% tax then we would bring in the same money as we currently do. Thing of that… just 11%… Of course everyone would have to pay and we cannot have that now could we?
ParticipantI know nsr… it really has reached ridculous levels. Property tax, income tax, payroll taxes state taxes, now a VAT as well. Taxes, fees….whatever…someday people will figure out that equations have two sides. For every entitlement given to somebody you are taking money out of someone elses pockets. Eventually you WILL run out of people to take from.
I read that if everyone in the US paid a flat 11% tax then we would bring in the same money as we currently do. Thing of that… just 11%… Of course everyone would have to pay and we cannot have that now could we?
ParticipantI know nsr… it really has reached ridculous levels. Property tax, income tax, payroll taxes state taxes, now a VAT as well. Taxes, fees….whatever…someday people will figure out that equations have two sides. For every entitlement given to somebody you are taking money out of someone elses pockets. Eventually you WILL run out of people to take from.
I read that if everyone in the US paid a flat 11% tax then we would bring in the same money as we currently do. Thing of that… just 11%… Of course everyone would have to pay and we cannot have that now could we?
ParticipantI know nsr… it really has reached ridculous levels. Property tax, income tax, payroll taxes state taxes, now a VAT as well. Taxes, fees….whatever…someday people will figure out that equations have two sides. For every entitlement given to somebody you are taking money out of someone elses pockets. Eventually you WILL run out of people to take from.
I read that if everyone in the US paid a flat 11% tax then we would bring in the same money as we currently do. Thing of that… just 11%… Of course everyone would have to pay and we cannot have that now could we?
ParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
ParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
ParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
ParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
ParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
ParticipantYeah looks like Goldman is shaking in their boots.
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