The "heroic" act of NOT paying taxes.....

[nat4900]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

 

[Skull Pilot]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

So you think the 47% of people who pay no taxes are heroes?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

So you think the 47% of people who pay no taxes are heroes?

You're the one voting for one of those 47%. What do you think?

 

[rightwinger]

Trump nailed it........If I actually paid taxes the government would waste it

I'm going to frame that one and send it in with my taxes next year

 

[ScienceRocks]

He is the owner and ceo of one of the corporations that actfully outsources, offshores and evades taxes. And nearly half this country wants to elect him?

 

[Skull Pilot]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

So you think the 47% of people who pay no taxes are heroes?

You're the one voting for one of those 47%. What do you think?

I'm not voting for Trump where did you ever get that idea
FYI I'm not voting for Clinton either

 

[rightwinger]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

So you think the 47% of people who pay no taxes are heroes?

Is someone who works a menial job 40 or more hours a week to feed his family a hero?

 

[Skull Pilot]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

So you think the 47% of people who pay no taxes are heroes?

Is someone who works a menial job 40 or more hours a week to feed his family a hero?

no

 

[ColonelAngus]

Hillary said the wealthy should pay their fair share. She should lead by example and pay her fair share now. There is no maximum tax rate. She can pay as much as she wants. She doesn't need to wait for Congress.

 

[ScienceRocks]

And his tax plan is designed to benefit assholes like himself. That is what it is all about.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

The "fair share" is what's required under the law. If you don't like the laws, change 'em.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Heroic? I thought Clintons Response was great, "I guess he doesn't care about the troops, veterans, schools, health, etc".

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The "heroic" act of NOT paying taxes.....

Want a list of democrat "heroes" who failed to pay taxes? Best be careful what you wish for

 

[Fenton Lum]

He is the owner and ceo of one of the corporations that actfully outsources, offshores and evades taxes. And nearly half this country wants to elect him?

No shit, 'cause he whines about others doing it.

 

[Fenton Lum]

The "heroic" act of NOT paying taxes.....

Want a list of democrat "heroes" who failed to pay taxes? Best be careful what you wish for

Some folks view it as the same thing, I know that's utterly foreign to you.

 

[rightwinger]

The "heroic" act of NOT paying taxes.....

Want a list of democrat "heroes" who failed to pay taxes? Best be careful what you wish for

Looks like Freeloading Donald is on the list

Of course he is a hero....he wasn't captured was he?

 

[Fenton Lum]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

The "fair share" is what's required under the law. If you don't like the laws, change 'em.

That's exactly how we got where we are, anything can become "legal". Nice to see what you openly support, the subjugation of the unsubstantial people.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Sure, Trump supporters actually defend the very act of being able to afford cunning lawyers who help the very, very wealthy avoid the responsibility of paying their fair share of taxes.

This is nothing new, but it does contradict the premise that rich folks are "taxed too much" and that the very best way to stimulate the economy is to FURTHER cut their taxes, doesn't it?

Trump blew an enormous opportunity last night when he did NOT state that although he is masterful in avoiding his tax burden, that the best way to fix a corrupt system is to hire one who has benefited from the corrupt system....in the same way that one hires a former hacker to catch another hacker.

The "fair share" is what's required under the law. If you don't like the laws, change 'em.

That's exactly how we got where we are, anything can become "legal". Nice to see what you openly support, the subjugation of the unsubstantial people.

We are a nation of law. You have the power to attract like-minded people and if in sufficient numbers, change the laws.

Until then, up yours.

 

[ColonelAngus]

And his tax plan is designed to benefit assholes like himself. That is what it is all about.

Why doesn't Hillary pay her fair share?

 

[Brain357]

And his tax plan is designed to benefit assholes like himself. That is what it is all about.

Why doesn't Hillary pay her fair share?

I bet she is paying a lot more than trump.