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The Big Bad Wolf.
Commies don't pay taxes.
Neither do Anarchists.
Neither do Anarchists.
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American patriots like to pay their fair share of taxes.
That is pretty easy to say when your taxes amount to nothing.
If only someone had explained this to them before.
Wait, we did.
Theyre ready to jump off a real cliff.
New Yorkers of all income levels got a rude awakening yesterday when they saw in The Post how much more they will pay in taxes next year without a fiscal-cliff deal by Jan. 1.
Its that much higher? asked IT worker Vikas Kataria, 34, who discovered that his combined household income of about $250,000 per year will cost him nearly $10,000 more in taxes.
I thought it was a couple thousand but thats a lot, said Kataria, who works at Merrill Lynch in Manhattan and is married to a systems analyst for a brokerage firm. Thats huge!
With higher taxes, the couple would have to cut out on traveling and family vacations.
Clothing designer Peter Opie, of Canary Wharf Clothier, made about $2 million this year and would see his tax bill spike by a staggering $100,000.
The system is nuts here its madness personified! he said
We were impacted massively by the hurricane and now there is this, said Opie. You work your butt off and you end up with next to nothing.
Folks freak at size of tax hikes if fiscal cliff isn’t averted - NYPOST.com
As a New Yorker with a high salary and real estate..no I don't like higher taxes.
But I like roads, the US mail, clean water, electricity and a plethora of other services the government provides.
And as a Liberal, I realize there is no free lunch or pie in the sky.
So watcha gonna do?
I'd like a line item tax return.
Would you be in favor of that?
Or would be to much direct democracy.
American patriots like to pay their fair share of taxes.
That is pretty easy to say when your taxes amount to nothing.
My federal taxes are about 4 times what someone making the same as I do pays,
if that person has 2 or 3 dependent children. Is that their fair share?
The top one percent's share of total income has risen the more in the U.S. than in any other major Western country since 1960, according to a new paper by Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez, economics professors at the Paris School of Economics and the University of California at Berkeley, respectively. While the top one percent's share of income declined in some European countries and rose by up to 4 percentage points in most others during that period, it spiked by more than 9 percentage points in the U.S.
Tax policy also has tilted more favorably toward the rich in the U.S. than in nearly all major Western countries. The top income tax rate has fallen modestly in most major Western countries since 1960, but it has collapsed by more than 45 percentage points here.
If only someone had explained this to them before.
Wait, we did.
Theyre ready to jump off a real cliff.
New Yorkers of all income levels got a rude awakening yesterday when they saw in The Post how much more they will pay in taxes next year without a fiscal-cliff deal by Jan. 1.
Its that much higher? asked IT worker Vikas Kataria, 34, who discovered that his combined household income of about $250,000 per year will cost him nearly $10,000 more in taxes.
I thought it was a couple thousand but thats a lot, said Kataria, who works at Merrill Lynch in Manhattan and is married to a systems analyst for a brokerage firm. Thats huge!
With higher taxes, the couple would have to cut out on traveling and family vacations.
Clothing designer Peter Opie, of Canary Wharf Clothier, made about $2 million this year and would see his tax bill spike by a staggering $100,000.
The system is nuts here its madness personified! he said
We were impacted massively by the hurricane and now there is this, said Opie. You work your butt off and you end up with next to nothing.
Folks freak at size of tax hikes if fiscal cliff isn’t averted - NYPOST.com
There were over a trillion dollars in spending cuts in 2010. And they came up with the sequestration.
Personally? I don't see the problem with the sequester.
It cuts defense by a little bit..and bumps rates up to pre Bush tax cuts.
The other stuff it does is mean spirited and would hurt the economy. But Republicans should love that.
By the way..if Republicans want cuts..they should go on record and identify what they want to cut.
Obama ran on raising tax rates.
So he took the political hit.
Time to share.
The Right wanted spending cuts, too, until the sequester put a big chunk of military spending on the table,
then, suddenly, well, not so much.
Conservatives don't want government to be smaller; they want the other guy's government to be smaller.
Commies don't pay taxes.
Neither do Anarchists.
American patriots like to pay their fair share of taxes.
Only morons like paying taxes. Patriots understand that sending more money to Washington doesn't help the country. It only helps a lot of ticks on the ass of society.
Right. SO you don't use the roads, or ever visit a national park.
And I'm sure that when you are unemployed, you refuse unemployment compensation, and you are going to refuse Social Security when you retire.
Of course not. You're "entitled" to those things.
What you get is an entitlement, the other folks get welfare.
Commies don't pay taxes.
Neither do Anarchists.
and when you have private roads that you are not allowed to use, what then?
and when you have private roads that you are not allowed to use, what then?
Why would a corporation build a road and then not allow people to use it? How would it make any money doing that?
If only someone had explained this to them before.
Wait, we did.
Folks freak at size of tax hikes if fiscal cliff isn’t averted - NYPOST.comTheyre ready to jump off a real cliff.
New Yorkers of all income levels got a rude awakening yesterday when they saw in The Post how much more they will pay in taxes next year without a fiscal-cliff deal by Jan. 1.
Its that much higher? asked IT worker Vikas Kataria, 34, who discovered that his combined household income of about $250,000 per year will cost him nearly $10,000 more in taxes.
I thought it was a couple thousand but thats a lot, said Kataria, who works at Merrill Lynch in Manhattan and is married to a systems analyst for a brokerage firm. Thats huge!
With higher taxes, the couple would have to cut out on traveling and family vacations.
Clothing designer Peter Opie, of Canary Wharf Clothier, made about $2 million this year and would see his tax bill spike by a staggering $100,000.
The system is nuts here its madness personified! he said
We were impacted massively by the hurricane and now there is this, said Opie. You work your butt off and you end up with next to nothing.
As a New Yorker with a high salary and real estate..no I don't like higher taxes.
But I like roads, the US mail, clean water, electricity and a plethora of other services the government provides.
And as a Liberal, I realize there is no free lunch or pie in the sky.
So watcha gonna do?