OohPooPahDoo
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We get it. You hate Obama and could give a shit about the middle class. No need to repeat yourself.
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We debunked this line of bullshit yesterday.What specific tax cut are you talking about? Or are you just talking in generalizations?Why do you oppose tax cuts for the middle class if a Democrat proposes them, but support them if a Republican proposes them?
In general. Republicans never support tax cuts proposed by Democrats. Not since Obama was President at least.
Why do you oppose tax cuts for the middle class if a Democrat proposes them, but support them if a Republican proposes them?
Yes, I do. Thanks for bringing up the exact same point that QW brought up and that we've already discussed ad nauseum. I hope the opportunity to show the world you know taxes 101 has made you feel more secure as a person.
Now please explain to me the difference between one dollar and one dollar.
So you're one of those idiots who thinks as long as the result is the same that all avenues of arriving at that result are the same?
Got it.
No - I'm one of those idiots who thinks money is fungible. That's all.
Why do you oppose reducing the tax burden on the middle class?Is it what you're saying, "I got mine so screw the rest of you"?
I think I heard that somewhere else on this forum.
I think if you do it for one American, you should do it for all Americans. Not cherry pick who is represented and who is not. Silly me
We debunked this line of bullshit yesterday.What specific tax cut are you talking about? Or are you just talking in generalizations?
In general. Republicans never support tax cuts proposed by Democrats. Not since Obama was President at least.
Credits, deductions for complying with "correct" behavior, and jimmying the withholding tables aren't tax rate cuts.
Why do you oppose tax cuts for the middle class if a Democrat proposes them, but support them if a Republican proposes them?
What is this? Every time your thread fails, you start a new one with nearly the same exact talking points? It's becoming very tiresome.
Why do you oppose reducing the tax burden on the middle class?
I think if you do it for one American, you should do it for all Americans. Not cherry pick who is represented and who is not. Silly me
So you oppose tax cuts for the middle class? Not unless George Soros gets a tax cut, as well?
What if we gave tax cuts just to the wealthy, would that be OK?
I think I'm starting to see the pattern.
Fuck the poor and middle class, right?
Yeah I don't think Poopy Doo understands the difference between "tax cut" and "tax credit".We debunked this line of bullshit yesterday.What specific tax cut are you talking about? Or are you just talking in generalizations?
In general. Republicans never support tax cuts proposed by Democrats. Not since Obama was President at least.
Credits, deductions for complying with "correct" behavior, and jimmying the withholding tables aren't tax rate cuts.
So you're one of those idiots who thinks as long as the result is the same that all avenues of arriving at that result are the same?
Got it.
No - I'm one of those idiots who thinks money is fungible. That's all.
That does not mean a tax credit is the same as a tax cut.
Is it too much to ask for accuracy from you sheep?
We get it. You hate Obama and could give a shit about the middle class. No need to repeat yourself.
We get it. You hate Obama and could give a shit about the middle class. No need to repeat yourself.
You already said that.
You good.....us bad.....
We get it.
It's not my definition.No - I'm one of those idiots who thinks money is fungible. That's all.
That does not mean a tax credit is the same as a tax cut.
Is it too much to ask for accuracy from you sheep?
Is it too much to ask for you to explain why your definition of the phrase "tax cut" isn't the exact opposite of the phrase "tax increase" ?
In that case, the individual mandate isn't a tax increase, because it applies only "to people who meet a certain guidelines"
But hey - I don't expect the right to ever be consistent with anything.
Tell that to the Supreme Court, I am sure they will be happy to here the USMB resident expert in taxes and cosmology correct them.
You're the expert here. You said that something's not a tax cut if it applies only "to people who meet a certain guidelines". Doesn't that mean something's not a tax hike if it applies only "to people who meet a certain guidelines"? Yes or no?
LOL keep telling yourself that.
it don't matter he is a failure, because even if he was a winner people would still hate him. Do you know how stupid you sound?
He is a winner. 365 electoral votes prove it.
I think Truthmatters's point is that the right hates Obama just because he's Obama. Doesn't matter what his policies are. Even if he is for giving tax breaks to the middle class - they hate him for it. That's not really inconsistent though, I guess, since the right hates the middle class (or redefines it to include only the top income earners)
That just proves he can win a popularity contest.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/the-flame-zone/232322-quantum-bagged-by-biggles.html
http://www.usmessageboard.com/law-a...rsus-right-wing-ideologues-4.html#post5556865
Quantum: You just argued directly opposite of what Roberts ruled about the mandate, congratulations.
Dante: actually, word for word (in red) it is from Roberts ruling.
So who gets to pay for these tax credits? I mean, you can't take on more people and claim it won't cost anything, then on top of that hand out "tax credits" to certain groups of people and still claim it's not going to cost people anything, in fact claim it will save them money...
It really does not matter, like all Government welfare programs Obamacare will soon be one of the top most expensive programs adding to our growing deficit. The end is truly coming and I honestly dont believe the US like Italy and others will do anything about it until we actually are forced to admit we are bankrupt.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/the-flame-zone/232322-quantum-bagged-by-biggles.html
http://www.usmessageboard.com/law-a...rsus-right-wing-ideologues-4.html#post5556865
Quantum: You just argued directly opposite of what Roberts ruled about the mandate, congratulations.
Dante: actually, word for word (in red) it is from Roberts ruling.
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