Trumps brilliant tweet [go back to your countries ! ]

[Uncensored2008]

An American President telling American citizens to leave it they don't like it.

In a normal world, this would be insane. In this world, it's just another embarrassing moment.

There is nothing wrong with what he said. He is saying that if you don't like America, then leave. Clearly these folks don't like America. They don't believe in the country. The only reason this is news is because the leftist are complete idiots and control the media narrative.

Had Obama said this, you folks would have completely lost your shit, and you know it.

Of course, Obama would never say something so childish, unpresidential and undignified.
.

Obama(and his wife) wasn't fond of the US himself, so no, he wouldn't have said this.

It's like, incredible.
.

It's like incredible that you have gone so far off the deep end that you are posting long debunked hate memes from the leftist cesspools like ThinkProgress and CNN...

 

[Mac1958]

An American President telling American citizens to leave it they don't like it.

In a normal world, this would be insane. In this world, it's just another embarrassing moment.

There is nothing wrong with what he said. He is saying that if you don't like America, then leave. Clearly these folks don't like America. They don't believe in the country. The only reason this is news is because the leftist are complete idiots and control the media narrative.

Had Obama said this, you folks would have completely lost your shit, and you know it.

Of course, Obama would never say something so childish, unpresidential and undignified.
.

Obama(and his wife) wasn't fond of the US himself, so no, he wouldn't have said this.

It's like, incredible.
.

It's like incredible that you have gone so far off the deep end that you are posting long debunked hate memes from the leftist cesspools like ThinkProgress and CNN...

"Long debunked"? Really?

I guess this VIDEO of Trump saying THOSE PRECISE WORDS is "fake news". Right?

Or it's "media propaganda". Or a computer-generated fraud. Right?

Go back to your Sean Hannity podcasts. You're hopeless. You've been conned.
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[OldLady]

She's allowed to mention Somali. LOL. She said that Somali's are excited to support candidates who show the ability to lead with integrity. There is nothing wrong with that statement.....at all.

Do you not want to be able to vote for people who lead with integrity? LOL.

She has made many anti-American statements. She was elected because her district has a very high Muslim makeup. I guess Democrats are fine with having people from other countries come to our country and instead of assimilating, attempting to change our culture to their home culture. I am not fine with that. Most sane Americans aren't either.

If their "home culture" means electing people with integrity then I'm all for it.

You're acting as if our shit doesn't stink, all while supporting a used car salesman who ran on a slogan of "Make America Great Again". If bringing integrity back into our government isn't making it great, I don't know what is.

And I guess it is what you think is integrity is. Exhibiting honesty AND morals is the definition of having integrity. If you haven't figured it out yet, what is "moral" is very much up for debate worldwide.

Fine, no arguments there. But suggesting we elect people with integrity is not Anti-American. If she said, we should elect people who will implement Sharia-law then I would have a problem with that. But she didn't.

I didn't say that saying that was anti-American. Her anti-Israel(our greatest ally) and anti-Semitic quotes are disturbing. I still haven't figured out why Democrats are so quick to call Trump a racist for anything he says but don't call her anti-Semitic for her remarks that are blatant.

I work with a raging progressive who is Jewish. I know basically nothing about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and I intend on keeping it that way, but what this Jewish friend tells me is,
You can be a faithful supporter of Israel but not supportive of her current right-wing government.

That's just a thought.

 

[OldLady]

Well, I'm telling you what, kids. I didn't know who or what Omar was until the Pres started in with this tweet storm. I had heard a flap about her wearing a headscarf in the House but I couldn't have told you the woman's name if my life depended on it.

I have got to tell you, with all this hooting and hollering about her? I'm beginning to feel very sorry for her. I have a feeling she's used to it and she's up to it, but goddamned, our country looks ugly when it is screaming about this woman being anti-American when nothing out of her mouth has been anti-American. She opposes the President's policies and she is a Democrat. That doesn't make her anti-American. What does, I guess, is her being black, Muslim and born in a foreign country.

Trump is turning her into a victim with his unfair ranting because she didn't give him his way. When Susan Collins, his own party, refused to vote for his healthcare bill, Trump was pissed but he was nothing, nothing like this. Things are going straight to shit. Time to tap the brakes or people are going to start seeing him as a bullying tyrant who is also an idiot.

 

[RDD_1210]

I'll need more context. The post I quoted does not mention "fair share" so you'll have to be more specific.

it mentions a 70%, 80% 90% tax rate. so what is fair share? you don't think someone making 1 million pays his/ her fair share of 20% like we do?

The data shows that many of those making that much money are NOT paying that sort of rate. They are using the system to pay a lower percentage than those in the lower and middle class. So to answer your question, no they are NOT paying their fair share.

huh, what does that mean, how can they change their rate? 20% is 20%. how do they avoid that? explain.

Tax loopholes and incentives that only the rich can take advantage of allow them to lower their effective tax rate. The system is rigged in their favor. You and I are not on the winning team here.

Did you name that special loophole that I didn’t get?

Let's be honest. If I started listing them out, would you even be able to understand what they mean?

 

[jc456]

it mentions a 70%, 80% 90% tax rate. so what is fair share? you don't think someone making 1 million pays his/ her fair share of 20% like we do?

The data shows that many of those making that much money are NOT paying that sort of rate. They are using the system to pay a lower percentage than those in the lower and middle class. So to answer your question, no they are NOT paying their fair share.

huh, what does that mean, how can they change their rate? 20% is 20%. how do they avoid that? explain.

Tax loopholes and incentives that only the rich can take advantage of allow them to lower their effective tax rate. The system is rigged in their favor. You and I are not on the winning team here.

Did you name that special loophole that I didn’t get?

Let's be honest. If I started listing them out, would you even be able to understand what they mean?

I know you won't list them out because they don't exist. Your response is acknowledgment you have nothing. we all are allowed deductions and now in blue states, even stricter. you still haven't shown where they get special tax treatment. strange, you sure are pounding your chest about it. And then you have nothing. typical leftist fk.

 

[Diver Diva]

Well, I'm telling you what, kids. I didn't know who or what Omar was until the Pres started in with this tweet storm. I had heard a flap about her wearing a headscarf in the House but I couldn't have told you the woman's name if my life depended on it.

I have got to tell you, with all this hooting and hollering about her? I'm beginning to feel very sorry for her. I have a feeling she's used to it and she's up to it, but goddamned, our country looks ugly when it is screaming about this woman being anti-American when nothing out of her mouth has been anti-American. She opposes the President's policies and she is a Democrat. That doesn't make her anti-American. What does, I guess, is her being black, Muslim and born in a foreign country.

Trump is turning her into a victim with his unfair ranting because she didn't give him his way. When Susan Collins, his own party, refused to vote for his healthcare bill, Trump was pissed but he was nothing, nothing like this. Things are going straight to shit. Time to tap the brakes or people are going to start seeing him as a bullying tyrant who is also an idiot.

Ilhan Omar on Al-Qaeda Sympathy: 'I Will Not Dignify that with an Answer'

 

[RDD_1210]

The data shows that many of those making that much money are NOT paying that sort of rate. They are using the system to pay a lower percentage than those in the lower and middle class. So to answer your question, no they are NOT paying their fair share.

huh, what does that mean, how can they change their rate? 20% is 20%. how do they avoid that? explain.

Tax loopholes and incentives that only the rich can take advantage of allow them to lower their effective tax rate. The system is rigged in their favor. You and I are not on the winning team here.

Did you name that special loophole that I didn’t get?

Let's be honest. If I started listing them out, would you even be able to understand what they mean?

I know you won't list them out because they don't exist. Your response is acknowledgment you have nothing. we all are allowed deductions and now in blue states, even stricter. you still haven't shown where they get special tax treatment. strange, you sure are pounding your chest about it. And then you have nothing. typical leftist fk.

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich? Are you living under a fucking rock?

 

[jc456]

huh, what does that mean, how can they change their rate? 20% is 20%. how do they avoid that? explain.

Tax loopholes and incentives that only the rich can take advantage of allow them to lower their effective tax rate. The system is rigged in their favor. You and I are not on the winning team here.

Did you name that special loophole that I didn’t get?

Let's be honest. If I started listing them out, would you even be able to understand what they mean?

I know you won't list them out because they don't exist. Your response is acknowledgment you have nothing. we all are allowed deductions and now in blue states, even stricter. you still haven't shown where they get special tax treatment. strange, you sure are pounding your chest about it. And then you have nothing. typical leftist fk.

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich? Are you living under a fucking rock?

I asked you to explain how? when the bottom 47% pay zero, that's kind of tough don't you think? you are truly stupid eh!!! take more of those stupid pills, they're working.

 

[RDD_1210]

Tax loopholes and incentives that only the rich can take advantage of allow them to lower their effective tax rate. The system is rigged in their favor. You and I are not on the winning team here.

Did you name that special loophole that I didn’t get?

Let's be honest. If I started listing them out, would you even be able to understand what they mean?

I know you won't list them out because they don't exist. Your response is acknowledgment you have nothing. we all are allowed deductions and now in blue states, even stricter. you still haven't shown where they get special tax treatment. strange, you sure are pounding your chest about it. And then you have nothing. typical leftist fk.

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich? Are you living under a fucking rock?

I asked you to explain how? when the bottom 47% pay zero, that's kind of tough don't you think? you are truly stupid eh!!! take more of those stupid pills, they're working.

Have at it.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Here are 5 ways the super-rich manage to pay lower taxes

5 Tax Deductions That Favor The Rich

How The Super Rich Avoid Paying Taxes
If you're one of the 1% of Americans who control over 40% of the country's wealth, life is full of choices. Among them -- how best to keep all that money away from the government? The U.S. economic system offers no shortage of loopholes allowing the ultra-rich to shortchange Uncle Sam.

Tax rates for those making >$1 million level out at 24%, then declines for those making >$1.5 million. Those making $10 million a year pay an average income tax rate of 19%. $70-$100 billion is the estimated tax revenue lost each year due to loopholes. So how exactly do the super rich hide that much money from the government every year?

1. Put It in the Freezer

• Trust Freezing: A way to transfer valuable assets to others (such as your children) while avoiding the federal estate tax.
• "Freeze" the value of assets many years before you plan to pass them on to exclude all asset appreciation from the estate, and any taxes.
• Popular method: Trade common for preferred stock.
• Problem: If you sell your common stock you might owe a large amount of capital gains tax.
• Solution: Trade your common stock for preferred stock, then put some of the preferred stock in a trust and live off the dividends.

2. Send It Overseas

• Tax havens: Registering your business or putting your money in an account in another country with lower taxes.
• ~$21 trillion is being hidden in offshore tax havens.
• David Bowie, U2 and the Rolling Stones have all benefited from tax havens at one time or another.
• Popular cash hideout: The Cayman Islands, home to >85,000 companies -- making it home to more registered organizations than people.

3. Stock It Up in Options

• By taking part of your compensation in stock options you can control when and if you pay taxes, since most options are only taxed when they are exercised.
• Execs who have opted for options: Howard Schultz (Starbucks), Fred Smith (FedEx), William Weldon (Johnson & Johnson) and many others.

4. Play Shell Games with It

• Shell company: A type of company that only exists on paper, allowing you to funnel money through it and avoid paying taxes.
• Has a legal existence but typically provides few or no actual products or services.
• Often used for buying and selling to avoid reporting international operations conducted, and avoid taxes on the profits.
• Shady business: Mitt Romney caught some flak for allegedly using a shell company in Bermuda to avoid taxes.

5. Swap It Out

• Equity swap: An agreement that allows 2 parties to exchange the gain and loss of assets without actually transferring ownership.
• The swap avoids transaction costs, and typically, local taxes on dividends.

6. Play Dodgeball with It

• Capital gains tax: A tax on the profits from a sale of non-inventory assets originally purchased for a lesser amount, such as stocks, bonds, property or precious metals.
• Popular loophole: Purchasing stock options, which sets the share price at a fixed rate, then borrowing money from an investment bank using the shares as collateral.
• The borrower then repays the loan either with money made with the money borrowed or by handing over the shares, avoiding the capital gains tax.

7. Go Corporate with It

• Problem: being in a higher income tax bracket has less tax advantages than being a corporation.
• Solution: You can incorporate your own personal brand, which allows you to: 1. Channel wages through a nominal "corporation"; 2. Pay yourself an interest-free wage; 3. Claim expenses; 4. Reduce your income taxes.
• Mitt Romney claimed the management fee of his corporation as a capital gain rather than income, reducing his tax rate significantly.

8. Kick It Down the Road

• You can put part of your payday in a deferred-compensation plan, instead of taking it all at once.
• This allows your earnings to continue growing tax-deferred for +10 years.
• 79% of CEOs at Fortune 100 companies were offered deferred compensation plans.

9. Give It Away

• Gift-giving and charitable donations are a real win-win: Avoid taxes and look and feel good doing it!
• Gifts to anyone of up to $13,000 are tax-excluded, with an unlimited exclusion for gifts given to a spouse.
• Allows you to circulate cash within the family as "gifts" while writing it off.
• Popular donation tactic: Deduct the fair market value of a donated item from your tax liability.
• Example: 1. Buy a sculpture for $1,000; 2. Have it appraised at $10,000 some years later; 3. Donate it and deduct the $10,000 from that year's taxable income.Score!

10. Make It Luxurious

• Owning a yacht or multiple homes aren't just status symbols -- they offer tax benefits as well!
• Popular earner: Claim your "second home"
• Spend at least 2 weeks of the year on your yacht, outfit it like a home, and categorize it as a second home for tax purposes.
• If the home's value appreciates over time, the profits from selling it can be considered capital gains and taxed at a lower rate than salary or other investment income.
• A second home can be rented for up to 2 weeks a year without requiring the owner to claim the rent as income!

 

[RDD_1210]

Let's be honest. If I started listing them out, would you even be able to understand what they mean?

I know you won't list them out because they don't exist. Your response is acknowledgment you have nothing. we all are allowed deductions and now in blue states, even stricter. you still haven't shown where they get special tax treatment. strange, you sure are pounding your chest about it. And then you have nothing. typical leftist fk.

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich? Are you living under a fucking rock?

I asked you to explain how? when the bottom 47% pay zero, that's kind of tough don't you think? you are truly stupid eh!!! take more of those stupid pills, they're working.

Have at it.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Here are 5 ways the super-rich manage to pay lower taxes

5 Tax Deductions That Favor The Rich

How The Super Rich Avoid Paying Taxes
If you're one of the 1% of Americans who control over 40% of the country's wealth, life is full of choices. Among them -- how best to keep all that money away from the government? The U.S. economic system offers no shortage of loopholes allowing the ultra-rich to shortchange Uncle Sam.

Tax rates for those making >$1 million level out at 24%, then declines for those making >$1.5 million. Those making $10 million a year pay an average income tax rate of 19%. $70-$100 billion is the estimated tax revenue lost each year due to loopholes. So how exactly do the super rich hide that much money from the government every year?

1. Put It in the Freezer

• Trust Freezing: A way to transfer valuable assets to others (such as your children) while avoiding the federal estate tax.
• "Freeze" the value of assets many years before you plan to pass them on to exclude all asset appreciation from the estate, and any taxes.
• Popular method: Trade common for preferred stock.
• Problem: If you sell your common stock you might owe a large amount of capital gains tax.
• Solution: Trade your common stock for preferred stock, then put some of the preferred stock in a trust and live off the dividends.

2. Send It Overseas

• Tax havens: Registering your business or putting your money in an account in another country with lower taxes.
• ~$21 trillion is being hidden in offshore tax havens.
• David Bowie, U2 and the Rolling Stones have all benefited from tax havens at one time or another.
• Popular cash hideout: The Cayman Islands, home to >85,000 companies -- making it home to more registered organizations than people.

3. Stock It Up in Options

• By taking part of your compensation in stock options you can control when and if you pay taxes, since most options are only taxed when they are exercised.
• Execs who have opted for options: Howard Schultz (Starbucks), Fred Smith (FedEx), William Weldon (Johnson & Johnson) and many others.

4. Play Shell Games with It

• Shell company: A type of company that only exists on paper, allowing you to funnel money through it and avoid paying taxes.
• Has a legal existence but typically provides few or no actual products or services.
• Often used for buying and selling to avoid reporting international operations conducted, and avoid taxes on the profits.
• Shady business: Mitt Romney caught some flak for allegedly using a shell company in Bermuda to avoid taxes.

5. Swap It Out

• Equity swap: An agreement that allows 2 parties to exchange the gain and loss of assets without actually transferring ownership.
• The swap avoids transaction costs, and typically, local taxes on dividends.

6. Play Dodgeball with It

• Capital gains tax: A tax on the profits from a sale of non-inventory assets originally purchased for a lesser amount, such as stocks, bonds, property or precious metals.
• Popular loophole: Purchasing stock options, which sets the share price at a fixed rate, then borrowing money from an investment bank using the shares as collateral.
• The borrower then repays the loan either with money made with the money borrowed or by handing over the shares, avoiding the capital gains tax.

7. Go Corporate with It

• Problem: being in a higher income tax bracket has less tax advantages than being a corporation.
• Solution: You can incorporate your own personal brand, which allows you to: 1. Channel wages through a nominal "corporation"; 2. Pay yourself an interest-free wage; 3. Claim expenses; 4. Reduce your income taxes.
• Mitt Romney claimed the management fee of his corporation as a capital gain rather than income, reducing his tax rate significantly.

8. Kick It Down the Road

• You can put part of your payday in a deferred-compensation plan, instead of taking it all at once.
• This allows your earnings to continue growing tax-deferred for +10 years.
• 79% of CEOs at Fortune 100 companies were offered deferred compensation plans.

9. Give It Away

• Gift-giving and charitable donations are a real win-win: Avoid taxes and look and feel good doing it!
• Gifts to anyone of up to $13,000 are tax-excluded, with an unlimited exclusion for gifts given to a spouse.
• Allows you to circulate cash within the family as "gifts" while writing it off.
• Popular donation tactic: Deduct the fair market value of a donated item from your tax liability.
• Example: 1. Buy a sculpture for $1,000; 2. Have it appraised at $10,000 some years later; 3. Donate it and deduct the $10,000 from that year's taxable income.Score!

10. Make It Luxurious

• Owning a yacht or multiple homes aren't just status symbols -- they offer tax benefits as well!
• Popular earner: Claim your "second home"
• Spend at least 2 weeks of the year on your yacht, outfit it like a home, and categorize it as a second home for tax purposes.
• If the home's value appreciates over time, the profits from selling it can be considered capital gains and taxed at a lower rate than salary or other investment income.
• A second home can be rented for up to 2 weeks a year without requiring the owner to claim the rent as income!

so nothing in all of that says the rich have a bigger advantage. the thing is, you don't understand math. too bad, it must be tough not to know what percentages means. If you did, you'd understand that the more money you make the percentage of what you pay will be more. again, 20% of 100,000 is 20,000, 20% of 1 million is 200,000. Explain how that is an advantage?

Your own article stated the middle class gets the same tax breaks. did you even read it?

"Middle-class America enjoys some of the same tax breaks as the wealthy on things like the mortgage interest on home loans, capital gains on retirement investments and donations made to charity."

I'm still waiting.

You're joking right? The very next sentence after the one you quoted says..."However, the rich enjoy these deductions and others to a wildly disproportionate degree when compared to the rest of taxpayers."

Why did you leave that out?

Like I said earlier, if I posted proof, would you even understand it? Seems like you don't or better yet, don't want to.

 

[kiwiman127]

In America today, you are either anti-American or an enemy of the people, if you question the president.
I thought we are getting there, but I didn't know we had reached being an Autocracy yet.
RIP the America our forefathers envisioned and a million heroes died for.

 

[RDD_1210]

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich? Are you living under a fucking rock?

I asked you to explain how? when the bottom 47% pay zero, that's kind of tough don't you think? you are truly stupid eh!!! take more of those stupid pills, they're working.

Have at it.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Here are 5 ways the super-rich manage to pay lower taxes

5 Tax Deductions That Favor The Rich

How The Super Rich Avoid Paying Taxes
If you're one of the 1% of Americans who control over 40% of the country's wealth, life is full of choices. Among them -- how best to keep all that money away from the government? The U.S. economic system offers no shortage of loopholes allowing the ultra-rich to shortchange Uncle Sam.

Tax rates for those making >$1 million level out at 24%, then declines for those making >$1.5 million. Those making $10 million a year pay an average income tax rate of 19%. $70-$100 billion is the estimated tax revenue lost each year due to loopholes. So how exactly do the super rich hide that much money from the government every year?

1. Put It in the Freezer

• Trust Freezing: A way to transfer valuable assets to others (such as your children) while avoiding the federal estate tax.
• "Freeze" the value of assets many years before you plan to pass them on to exclude all asset appreciation from the estate, and any taxes.
• Popular method: Trade common for preferred stock.
• Problem: If you sell your common stock you might owe a large amount of capital gains tax.
• Solution: Trade your common stock for preferred stock, then put some of the preferred stock in a trust and live off the dividends.

2. Send It Overseas

• Tax havens: Registering your business or putting your money in an account in another country with lower taxes.
• ~$21 trillion is being hidden in offshore tax havens.
• David Bowie, U2 and the Rolling Stones have all benefited from tax havens at one time or another.
• Popular cash hideout: The Cayman Islands, home to >85,000 companies -- making it home to more registered organizations than people.

3. Stock It Up in Options

• By taking part of your compensation in stock options you can control when and if you pay taxes, since most options are only taxed when they are exercised.
• Execs who have opted for options: Howard Schultz (Starbucks), Fred Smith (FedEx), William Weldon (Johnson & Johnson) and many others.

4. Play Shell Games with It

• Shell company: A type of company that only exists on paper, allowing you to funnel money through it and avoid paying taxes.
• Has a legal existence but typically provides few or no actual products or services.
• Often used for buying and selling to avoid reporting international operations conducted, and avoid taxes on the profits.
• Shady business: Mitt Romney caught some flak for allegedly using a shell company in Bermuda to avoid taxes.

5. Swap It Out

• Equity swap: An agreement that allows 2 parties to exchange the gain and loss of assets without actually transferring ownership.
• The swap avoids transaction costs, and typically, local taxes on dividends.

6. Play Dodgeball with It

• Capital gains tax: A tax on the profits from a sale of non-inventory assets originally purchased for a lesser amount, such as stocks, bonds, property or precious metals.
• Popular loophole: Purchasing stock options, which sets the share price at a fixed rate, then borrowing money from an investment bank using the shares as collateral.
• The borrower then repays the loan either with money made with the money borrowed or by handing over the shares, avoiding the capital gains tax.

7. Go Corporate with It

• Problem: being in a higher income tax bracket has less tax advantages than being a corporation.
• Solution: You can incorporate your own personal brand, which allows you to: 1. Channel wages through a nominal "corporation"; 2. Pay yourself an interest-free wage; 3. Claim expenses; 4. Reduce your income taxes.
• Mitt Romney claimed the management fee of his corporation as a capital gain rather than income, reducing his tax rate significantly.

8. Kick It Down the Road

• You can put part of your payday in a deferred-compensation plan, instead of taking it all at once.
• This allows your earnings to continue growing tax-deferred for +10 years.
• 79% of CEOs at Fortune 100 companies were offered deferred compensation plans.

9. Give It Away

• Gift-giving and charitable donations are a real win-win: Avoid taxes and look and feel good doing it!
• Gifts to anyone of up to $13,000 are tax-excluded, with an unlimited exclusion for gifts given to a spouse.
• Allows you to circulate cash within the family as "gifts" while writing it off.
• Popular donation tactic: Deduct the fair market value of a donated item from your tax liability.
• Example: 1. Buy a sculpture for $1,000; 2. Have it appraised at $10,000 some years later; 3. Donate it and deduct the $10,000 from that year's taxable income.Score!

10. Make It Luxurious

• Owning a yacht or multiple homes aren't just status symbols -- they offer tax benefits as well!
• Popular earner: Claim your "second home"
• Spend at least 2 weeks of the year on your yacht, outfit it like a home, and categorize it as a second home for tax purposes.
• If the home's value appreciates over time, the profits from selling it can be considered capital gains and taxed at a lower rate than salary or other investment income.
• A second home can be rented for up to 2 weeks a year without requiring the owner to claim the rent as income!

so nothing in all of that says the rich have a bigger advantage. the thing is, you don't understand math. too bad, it must be tough not to know what percentages means. If you did, you'd understand that the more money you make the percentage of what you pay will be more. again, 20% of 100,000 is 20,000, 20% of 1 million is 200,000. Explain how that is an advantage?

Your own article stated the middle class gets the same tax breaks. did you even read it?

"Middle-class America enjoys some of the same tax breaks as the wealthy on things like the mortgage interest on home loans, capital gains on retirement investments and donations made to charity."

I'm still waiting.

You're joking right? The very next sentence after the one you quoted says..."However, the rich enjoy these deductions and others to a wildly disproportionate degree when compared to the rest of taxpayers."

Why did you leave that out?

Like I said earlier, if I posted proof, would you even understand it? Seems like you don't or better yet, don't want to.

they don't list shit. so you're full of shit. proof is something that agrees with your point. you didn't fulfill that.

What's even funnier, is you didn't even provide the material you state was there, because there wasn't anything there for you to grab.

here's what the next paragraph said. now show me the math.

"However, the rich enjoy these deductions and others to a wildly disproportionate degree when compared to the rest of taxpayers. According to the National Priorities Project, America’s top earners will get an average tax cut of $66,384 in 2011 while the bottom 20 percent will realize an average tax savings of about $107."

I'm calling you out as a liar bitch!!! the bottom 20% don't pay taxes stupid fk. the bottom 47% don't. so that all is smoke and mirrors and lies.

That's the ploy darling, show the top and show the bottom and go seee, see they get more back. They get more back because they pay tens of times more into taxes, and the bottom 20 don't pay in at all. How does someone who doesn't pay in get money back? Explain Einstein.

stupid fks, can you drink water? they say you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink. I see you haven't figured the drink out.

LOL, not only willfully ignorant, but you're an angry troll.

You want evidence, and then when shown it, you pretend it's not real.
When you ask for examples you ignore them.
When you cherry pick sentences, you get upset when called out on it.

I could continue to show you exactly what you want and you'll continue to ignore it and ask for something else. You don't want the truth, you want to live in a bubble.

Your masters have you whipped up in to shape nicely. Good boy.

 

[sealybobo]

BRILLIANT !!!! Trumps tweet to the anti American squad was absolutely brilliant ! you see now instead of Biden and Pelosi arguing with the radicals now they are defending them ........... many independents and blue dogs are appalled at the anti American and anti Semitic hate speech touted by the squad !!! Trump is now bringing together the radicals in common hateful anti American cause !! many Americans feel the same way Trump does !! now the dem leadership will defend and side with the indefensible !!! costing dems the independent vote !!! TRUMP 20 20 !!

One thing we can all agree on is that the president's controversial comments are less a slip of the tongue than a deliberate strategy aimed at winning him a second term in office.

 

[RDD_1210]

You're joking right? The very next sentence after the one you quoted says..."However, the rich enjoy these deductions and others to a wildly disproportionate degree when compared to the rest of taxpayers."

Why did you leave that out?

Like I said earlier, if I posted proof, would you even understand it? Seems like you don't or better yet, don't want to.

they don't list shit. so you're full of shit. proof is something that agrees with your point. you didn't fulfill that.

What's even funnier, is you didn't even provide the material you state was there, because there wasn't anything there for you to grab.

here's what the next paragraph said. now show me the math.

"However, the rich enjoy these deductions and others to a wildly disproportionate degree when compared to the rest of taxpayers. According to the National Priorities Project, America’s top earners will get an average tax cut of $66,384 in 2011 while the bottom 20 percent will realize an average tax savings of about $107."

I'm calling you out as a liar bitch!!! the bottom 20% don't pay taxes stupid fk. the bottom 47% don't. so that all is smoke and mirrors and lies.

That's the ploy darling, show the top and show the bottom and go seee, see they get more back. They get more back because they pay tens of times more into taxes, and the bottom 20 don't pay in at all. How does someone who doesn't pay in get money back? Explain Einstein.

stupid fks, can you drink water? they say you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink. I see you haven't figured the drink out.

LOL, not only willfully ignorant, but you're an angry troll.

You want evidence, and then when shown it, you pretend it's not real.
When you ask for examples you ignore them.
When you cherry pick sentences, you get upset when called out on it.

I could continue to show you exactly what you want and you'll continue to ignore it and ask for something else. You don't want the truth, you want to live in a bubble.

Your masters have you whipped up in to shape nicely. Good boy.

son nothing more funny than using the link you provided to rest my case. and I did just that. get back to me when you wish to actually debate facts.

Show me the proof he says...

you can't, cause there is none. I know that. you confirmed it. so now you know the rich get no advantage you and I don't get.

Sure they do. You just agreed and said that the rich do in fact get a tax advantage. Do you not even remember what you typed yourself?

 

[Norman]

Trump's tweet was stupid. It gave the media the excuse to gloss over antifa fire bombing a detention center.

We know how the media works. They are predictable. This was just stupid.

Yeah, CNN was so going to report that...

 

[RDD_1210]

LOL, not only willfully ignorant, but you're an angry troll.

You want evidence, and then when shown it, you pretend it's not real.
When you ask for examples you ignore them.
When you cherry pick sentences, you get upset when called out on it.

I could continue to show you exactly what you want and you'll continue to ignore it and ask for something else. You don't want the truth, you want to live in a bubble.

Your masters have you whipped up in to shape nicely. Good boy.

son nothing more funny than using the link you provided to rest my case. and I did just that. get back to me when you wish to actually debate facts.

Show me the proof he says...

you can't, cause there is none. I know that. you confirmed it. so now you know the rich get no advantage you and I don't get.

Sure they do. You just agreed and said that the rich do in fact get a tax advantage. Do you not even remember what you typed yourself?

naw, never said any such thing, you just woke up and thought again someone said something they didn't. It happens to you leftists all the time. stay on your drugs brahhh

every tax payer receives the same benefits of deduction, no matter how much you earn.

Well I'm glad you finally admitted that the rich do get tax advantages over the rest of us. I was beginning to worry for a minute there that you didn't know how to actually form a critical opinion on your own.

 

[Diver Diva]

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich?

Oops....

Believe it or Not The Richest Americans Pay Most of the Federal Bills

 

[jc456]

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich?

Oops....

Believe it or Not The Richest Americans Pay Most of the Federal Bills

and his entire deflection is off topic.

 

[RDD_1210]

Wait, do you really believe that the tax system isn't set up to favor the rich?

Oops....

Believe it or Not The Richest Americans Pay Most of the Federal Bills

Cute propaganda comrade.