Bernie Sanders owns Donald Trump using Trump's own words against him

schuylaar

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Good there are smart people here.

But you're probably racist for not wanting to give your hard earned money to poor black folks who won't work and can't figure out life. Also the poor white folks.... But not wanting to give you're money to worthless people of any color is racist.
You have to pay taxes. How they are appropriated is up to the government. It's part of our figurative social contract to live here. Shirking your responsibility just puts the weight on those who can't afford.

If the wealthy would just pay their fair share, we wouldn't be having this conversation..the budget would be balanced.

Being a Republican no longer means fiscally conservative. It means cheat Americans by shifting your tax burden on to them in any way possible. And since you are wealthy and can afford? You're a POS.
 

ttystikk

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You have to pay taxes. How they are appropriated is up to the government. It's part of our figurative social contract to live here. Shirking your responsibility just puts the weight on those who can't afford.

If the wealthy would just pay their fair share, we wouldn't be having this conversation..the budget would be balanced.

Being a Republican no longer means fiscally conservative. It means cheat Americans by shifting your tax burden on to them in any way possible. And since you are wealthy and can afford? You're a POS.
:clap:
The greedy rich might end up with nothing if they keep stealing from the rest of us.

That's called 'justice' and one way or another, it's coming.
 

ThickStemz

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You have to pay taxes. How they are appropriated is up to the government. It's part of our figurative social contract to live here. Shirking your responsibility just puts the weight on those who can't afford.

If the wealthy would just pay their fair share, we wouldn't be having this conversation..the budget would be balanced.

Being a Republican no longer means fiscally conservative. It means cheat Americans by shifting your tax burden on to them in any way possible. And since you are wealthy and can afford? You're a POS.
The wealthy are the only ones who pay any damn taxes. If they're super rich and not working, right they don't pay anything. They don't earn anything to tax.

But if you make half a million per year you pay a shit ton of taxes. If you make 50k you barely pay any.

Just out of curiosity, what is their fair share?
 

Big_Lou

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High and mighty?..when did the two of you first realize you hate white women?

Fuck you, you don't tell me what to do:finger:
It's a real shame that you are continuing on with your (ANGRY!) racist meltdown and that you cannot see the forest for the trees, sigh....I was beginning to enjoy our banter.
:(
 

Fogdog

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You mean the woman you voted for this election cycle?

You gave up your right to "a toad a so" when you voted for her.

Just stop being all high and mighty and posting massively racist and bigoted shit and no one will bother you anymore.

"It is a woman's prerogative to change her mind"
 

schuylaar

Well-Known Member
The wealthy are the only ones who pay any damn taxes. If they're super rich and not working, right they don't pay anything. They don't earn anything to tax.

But if you make half a million per year you pay a shit ton of taxes. If you make 50k you barely pay any.

Just out of curiosity, what is their fair share?
You'd have to refer to IRS tax table for what their share is.

Not earn anything? Perhaps not wages but there's a little something called unearned income. There's actually a whole schedule dedicated to those who's income is from investments.
 

schuylaar

Well-Known Member
You mean the woman you voted for this election cycle?

You gave up your right to "a toad a so" when you voted for her.

Just stop being all high and mighty and posting massively racist and bigoted shit and no one will bother you anymore.
It's a real shame that you are continuing on with your (ANGRY!) racist meltdown and that you cannot see the forest for the trees, sigh....I was beginning to enjoy our banter.
:(
Ignore button works well..feel free.
 

UncleBuck

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Good there are smart people here.

But you're probably racist for not wanting to give your hard earned money to poor black folks who won't work and can't figure out life. Also the poor white folks.... But not wanting to give you're money to worthless people of any color is racist.
what money?

you work at subway.

 

ThickStemz

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You'd have to refer to IRS tax table for what their share is.

Not earn anything? Perhaps not wages but there's a little something called unearned income. There's actually a whole schedule dedicated to those who's income is from investments.
I guarantee you they pay what the IRS code says for them to pay.

And not all wealthy people have significant unearned income. Most do, I'll freely concede.

But suppose you're talking about the interest they earn on their money. This is money that is coming from what was presumably their one-time income and has already been taxed.

If you tax it too much you reduce the incentive to invest it, when you factor in the risk, the inability to offset capital loss from capital gains, and tbe fact that the money has already been taxed when it was earned, what exactly do you think their fare share is?
 

st0wandgrow

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I guarantee you they pay what the IRS code says for them to pay.

And not all wealthy people have significant unearned income. Most do, I'll freely concede.

But suppose you're talking about the interest they earn on their money. This is money that is coming from what was presumably their one-time income and has already been taxed.

If you tax it too much you reduce the incentive to invest it, when you factor in the risk, the inability to offset capital loss from capital gains, and tbe fact that the money has already been taxed when it was earned, what exactly do you think their fare share is?
Executives almost always get the majority of their compensation in stocks. When those stocks are liquidated they pay a 15% capital gains tax. Meanwhile, the average schlep pays twice that rate in ordinary income.

This is just one of many ways that wealthy people avoid paying taxes. It's also part of the reason that wealth has continued to accumulate for the top .05%.
 

SneekyNinja

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I guarantee you they pay what the IRS code says for them to pay.

And not all wealthy people have significant unearned income. Most do, I'll freely concede.

But suppose you're talking about the interest they earn on their money. This is money that is coming from what was presumably their one-time income and has already been taxed.

If you tax it too much you reduce the incentive to invest it, when you factor in the risk, the inability to offset capital loss from capital gains, and tbe fact that the money has already been taxed when it was earned, what exactly do you think their fare share is?
You'll never pay capital gains cos you so poor, why do you defend it?

You think taxation will stop them investing their dollars? If you increased it they'll probably invest more to increase their yield/dividend to offset a reduction in income.
 
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