Best thing about a Sanders victory, nobody will ever have to work again

[Uncensored2008]

The presidential candidate from 16 years ago?

You really are a one trick pony aren't you?

I'm still waiting for you to thrill us all with lies about Citizens United, shitflinger.

What was CU, according to the hate sites? Start with that lie...

 

[bripat9643]

It means looting anyone who is productive and works for what he has.

Prove it.

Puhleeze. All of history is proof of reality.

Then it should be easy for you to present some facts for a change.

So you are actually contending that socialism doesn't take money from those who earned it?

Do Wall Street CEOs earn it?

Of course they do. Everything they have has been acquired as a result of totally voluntary exchanges. That's what it means to "earn" something. Government parasites, on the other hand, have earned nothing.

 

[SuperDemocrat]

Should I quit my job now because I just kicked the crap out of my supervisor on the grounds that I won't need to work in the future.

 

[bripat9643]

MNCs.
I presume you graduated 4th grade.

What you're doing is lying.

The corporate tax rate in the USA is the highest in the developed world - fact and cited.
A corporation headquartered in Dubia is not an American company - Fact
Sales to Europe by that company incorporated in Dubia are not subject to U.S. taxes - Fact
For you to fraudulently claim that a mutli-national - which by definition is not an American corporation, is somehow indicative of American tax rates is simply lying on your part.

You clearly have no grasp of the subject and are again spewing leftist bullshit to support your absurd prejudice.

And how exactly did that former US corporation that made it big in the US get there?
By buying Congress Critters and writing off the moving expense.
There's a nasty little thing called context.

Moving expenses have always been legitimate business expenses. Every dime a corporation spends is a legitimate expense unless the officers or employees spend it on personal consumption.

Since when did a corporation need to buy off Congress to move overseas?

 

[bripat9643]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

 

[alpine]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

You are not giving to the government tho, you are giving it to the schools to educate the youth of this nation, so they don't become criminals or deadbeats, but educated people who are capable of contributing to the economy of this country, increasing the output, therefore creating wealth for all.

What do you mean by "government schools", you talking about elementary schools or colleges?

I think Sanders talking about tuition free colleges, which are doing pretty well overall, top ranking colleges all over the planet...

 

[JoeNormal]

Prove it.

Puhleeze. All of history is proof of reality.

Then it should be easy for you to present some facts for a change.

So you are actually contending that socialism doesn't take money from those who earned it?

Do Wall Street CEOs earn it?

Of course they do. Everything they have has been acquired as a result of totally voluntary exchanges. That's what it means to "earn" something. Government parasites, on the other hand, have earned nothing.

Uh huh. Like that time I voluntarily let them gamble my 401k money and they lost 1/3 of it? They don't "earn" a fucking thing. Tell me what they've actually produced with their transactions.

 

[Agit8r]

"You sometimes hear it said--and I think this comes mostly from the lunatic fringe among the reactionaries--that the Government promises to make it possible for people to live without working... They say our Government programs would make us a nation of deadbeats and loafers. Of course, that is just as absurd as it can be."
-- Harry Truman; from Address in Butte, Mt (May 12, 1950)

 

[JoeNormal]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

5 times... That must mean that corporate healthcare costs 10 times what it would otherwise.

 

[alpine]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

5 times... That must mean that corporate healthcare costs 10 times what it would otherwise.

Makes sense, more the subscribers, better the rate and deal you get should be...

 

[bripat9643]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

You are not giving to the government tho, you are giving it to the schools to educate the youth of this nation, so they don't become criminals or deadbeats, but educated people who are capable of contributing to the economy of this country, increasing the output, therefore creating wealth for all.

What do you mean by "government schools", you talking about elementary schools or colleges?

I think Sanders talking about tuition free colleges, which are doing pretty well overall, top ranking colleges all over the planet...

Horseshit. You're giving money to the government. To be more accurate, government is taking the money by force. The theory that people wouldn't educate their children if government didn't force them to is an insult to every parent in this country. It has also been disproven by the facts of history. government schools are not an investment. They are suckholes for money that return nothing.

Government schools are where kids turn into criminals and deadbeats.

 

[bripat9643]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

5 times... That must mean that corporate healthcare costs 10 times what it would otherwise.

Corporate healthcare is the "otherwise," numskull.

 

[Dot Com]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

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[Dot Com]

No, for corporations; I know, most MNCs pay zero or close to it.

Do you just make this shit up?

This from the DNC run Politifact;

{Out of the 34 countries in the OECD, America ranks first with a 39.1 percent corporate tax rate, compared to an OECD average of 24.1 percent. The OECD figure is what’s called the statutory rate, meaning the base rate applied to corporate profits.}

Does the U.S. have the highest corporate tax rate in the free world?

No, it does not

In fact, our corporations pay less than the average

^ that CrusaderFrank

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[bripat9643]

Puhleeze. All of history is proof of reality.

Then it should be easy for you to present some facts for a change.

So you are actually contending that socialism doesn't take money from those who earned it?

Do Wall Street CEOs earn it?

Of course they do. Everything they have has been acquired as a result of totally voluntary exchanges. That's what it means to "earn" something. Government parasites, on the other hand, have earned nothing.

Uh huh. Like that time I voluntarily let them gamble my 401k money and they lost 1/3 of it? They don't "earn" a fucking thing. Tell me what they've actually produced with their transactions.

They didn't "gamble your 401K money," You did. If you didn't want your money in the market, you could have put it into government bonds. Why didn't you do that?

You'll have to define what you mean by "their transactions" before I can tell you how they earned it.

 

[alpine]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

You are not giving to the government tho, you are giving it to the schools to educate the youth of this nation, so they don't become criminals or deadbeats, but educated people who are capable of contributing to the economy of this country, increasing the output, therefore creating wealth for all.

What do you mean by "government schools", you talking about elementary schools or colleges?

I think Sanders talking about tuition free colleges, which are doing pretty well overall, top ranking colleges all over the planet...

Horseshit. You're giving money to the government. To be more accurate, government is taking the money by force. The theory that people wouldn't educate their children if government didn't force them to is an insult to every parent in this country. It has also been disproven by the facts of history. government schools are not an investment. They are suckholes for money that return nothing.

Government schools are where kids turn into criminals and deadbeats.

Yes, government takes the money from you, and invest in educating the young people to be able to provide them a good future, so they are not hopeless deadbeats at the end.

I agree, most parents are concerned with their childrens education, but a lot of them having difficulty to provide it to them. As a nation looking to progress and prosper, it is no brainer to go down the route to invest in knowledge and health of your society.

You can think of this as investing in infrastructure which will bring growth and wealth as an roi for the country.

And seems like American people buying into this too, he might WIN, especially against Trump, if he could make it of course

 

[Dot Com]

"You sometimes hear it said--and I think this comes mostly from the lunatic fringe among the reactionaries--that the Government promises to make it possible for people to live without working... They say our Government programs would make us a nation of deadbeats and loafers. Of course, that is just as absurd as it can be."
-- Harry Truman; from Address in Butte, Mt (May 12, 1950)

...

 

[Agit8r]

"You sometimes hear it said--and I think this comes mostly from the lunatic fringe among the reactionaries--that the Government promises to make it possible for people to live without working... They say our Government programs would make us a nation of deadbeats and loafers. Of course, that is just as absurd as it can be."
-- Harry Truman; from Address in Butte, Mt (May 12, 1950)

...

I think there are similarities between Sanders' views and Truman's.

 

[JoeNormal]

Yeah, I dunno. I'm starting to get jazzed about this Bernie Sanders phenom. Think of it, free stuff as far the government paid for prescription glasses can see.

What's not to like?

Investing on the education and health of your people, who are essentially generating the wealth in this country, actually has a pretty good roi, as been tested and been successful in a lot of other countries all over the world.

The reason you see it as a fairy tale, is because you have never been outside of the bubble you are living in...

Giving money to government is not an "investment." It's pissing money down the toilet bowl. Government schools don't educate, and government healthcare costs 5 times what it would cost otherwise.

5 times... That must mean that corporate healthcare costs 10 times what it would otherwise.

Corporate healthcare is the "otherwise," numskull.

The "otherwise" is that doctors would form clinics and independently run hospitals like they did in the old days when people could afford medical care without having health insurance. Gawd you're dense.

 

[Meathead]

I think there are similarities between Sanders' views and Truman's.

If Sanders had sat opposite Stalin at Potsdam,, we would have joined the Warsaw Pact.