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Reynaldo wrote:I read somewhere that even if the taxes get raised on the incomes over 250k, that the money gained would run the country for basically 1 week.
I'm sure it will all end in some cockamamie compromise which basically is going to do nothing for the middle class and we'll be having the same issues next year.
Adivina wrote:We are the most bipolar acting community, bunch of manics with the mood swings on here.
I still don't see why the flat/fair tax still doesn't gain traction
Arlos wrote:Because the flat tax isn't "fair", in that poor people get screwed. Right now, if you're poor enough, you don't pay any actual income tax. After all, if you're only making 20k a year, 18% off that is a MUCH bigger deal for you than someone making 5mil having to pay 39% on everything above 1mil instead of 18%. In one case, someone might not be able to afford rent or to be able to eat regularly if they lose that $3600 a year, while the guy making 5 mil a year and paying 39% on 4 of it instead of 18% might have to slightly cut back on the size of his yacht due to the difference.
That inequality for people at the poor end of the spectrum is why it's never gone anywhere.
-Arlos
Reynaldo wrote:Ironic argument because isn't that what's going on right now with the "fiscal cliff" and basically all political standoffs? Neither side can agree on where to set lines on tax increases or specific spending cuts so we're stuck in a limbo where everyone loses.
I'd almost prefer one side, regardless of which one, gets 100% of their wishes, and then we get to see how it works out rather than half and half then more excuses from both sides in 4 years when the next presidential race is going on.
Adivina wrote:We are the most bipolar acting community, bunch of manics with the mood swings on here.
Spazz wrote:Turn off fox news Nigga there anret a whole lot of escalades in the parks. Least not where I come from.
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