Change you can believe in
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abandonconflict
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Astonishing how it is so easy to believe that 150 million Americans are lazy and how hard it is to believe that 400 are greedy.
Not sure who said it, but it is a good quote.
Not sure who said it, but it is a good quote.
laughingduck
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We have folks in congress who can not even put a balanced budget together I figure the debt will be going up for the foreseeable future. The welfare state being built will take awhile to dismantle also. We have had a devaluation of the dollar to the point it will be worthless in a few more years. I worry about the opportunity that will be available to my kids.
What you are really saying here is " I got $1500 of someone else's money, money that I would otherwise have to engage in criminal activity to get."
And people wonder how the deficit continues to grow and grow.
That is especially hard to believe since there are only 220 Million people in the USA.
abandonconflict
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311 million actually but I agree it is much easier to believe there are 400 greedies.
UncleBuck
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nope. the EITC part of that $1500 was incredibly small, less than $100. all the rest of it was my own money that i got to keep more of.
thought i explained this all to you the other night in very detailed form.
UncleBuck
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lol, i'll be laughing at you again in a few years when this in no way comes close to being true.
I stand corrected, 311 million it is.
Well I guess i could overlook the theft of a 100, you can barely eat lunch at a nice restaurant for that.
He should have used a space to indicate truth. The dollar will be worth less next year, I guarantee it.
UncleBuck
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awwww, someone's mad that i'm low income and enjoy it.
sync0s
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You get gifts from your wifes parents right? That is supposed to be taxable income..
UncleBuck
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do you list christmas gifts you get from others as taxable income?
sync0s
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While I didn't actually mean gifts like that (as in presents), I will say this: Valid point.
Mr Neutron
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My income is $56 over the poverty limit and I STILL had to pay $144!!! ... what do I get for that?
sync0s
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I hope you're not counting the payroll tax cut.
RyanTheRhino
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tomahawk2406
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you need a different job
UncleBuck
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i'm below the poverty line and my tax liability to the state this year was $285.
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