Why don't you want to tax the rich?

[Company 13]

Every trans identified person has a premorbid personality disorder that will respond to psychotherapy.

Hey, no wonder people like you want to torment them. I mean, what decent person wouldn't want to torment the mentally ill? Right?

 

[Company 13]

NO they are deranged and emotionally unstable

Oh. I see. Is that why you love to try to torment them?

 

[Hafar1014]

Every one of them? Even the ones you have not met?
Most therapists would be reluctant to diagnose someone they hadn't met.

In order to think youre in the wrong body is delusional thinking. Thats a symptom of mental illness emotional disturbance or personality disorder.

 

[Hafar1014]

Oh. I see. Is that why you love to try to torment them?

Enabling them is an act of cruelty as it encourages their mental disorder

 

[Company 13]

In order to think youre in the wrong body is delusional thinking. Thats a symptom of mental illness emotional disturbance or personality disorder.

Which explains why conservatives like to torment and insult them.
Good job.

 

[Hafar1014]

A flat tax does not do that. It places a bigger burden on the poor that progressive taxes.

Flat tax proposals allow the first 35000 to be tax free

 

[Company 13]

Enabling them is an act of cruelty as it encourages their mental disorder

Oh, I see. Two choices. Torment or enable.
Some people would call that a false dichotomy.

 

[Company 13]

Flat tax proposals allow the first 35000 to be tax free

But y'all have been saying everyone should pay some taxes. If $35,000 is tax free, many would pay no taxes just like now.

 

[Company 13]

Enabling them is an act of cruelty as it encourages their mental disorder

I know. You've pointed that out. So your only other choice is to torment and insult them and even beat them up.
Who could blame you. It's an act of kindness.

 

[task0778]

How much is the tax on investment transactions now?

Under current federal tax law, no tax is imposed on the purchase of securities (stocks and bonds) or other financial products. However, the democrats have tried and will try again to impose one. Make no mistake, if there's a way to tax somebody on something, they'll find it. BTW, there are several countries that have an FTT in place.

 

[leftwinger]

You are using a word loved like a child to Democrats. As you admit, regressive is nowhere said in tax law. Taxes have a purpose, not to operate like a social club. The goal is to wisely spend customers cash and husband it.

That statement is just silly. Silly.
I'm starting to understand why there are so many incels out there.

You bash one-way Trump with your TDS. Nary a peep about SK tariff on USA goods the last decades.

If others remove their tariff, usa will remove tarrif on them.

 

[dblack]

Under current federal tax law, no tax is imposed on the purchase of securities (stocks and bonds) or other financial products. However, the democrats have tried and will try again to impose one. Make no mistake, if there's a way to tax somebody on something, they'll find it.

Free shit costs money!

 

[task0778]

Free shit costs money!

I guess it's free if somebody else is paying for it.

 

[Company 13]

Under current federal tax law, no tax is imposed on the purchase of securities (stocks and bonds) or other financial products. However, the democrats have tried and will try again to impose one. Make no mistake, if there's a way to tax somebody on something, they'll find it. BTW, there are several countries that have an FTT in place.

Thanks.
Well, I guess when the rich leave the US because they don't want to pay more taxes, they won't be going to those countries.

 

[leftwinger]

Yeah, the cap needs to be removed and everyone should get taxed on every dollar made.

But you're too much a trolling imbecile to ever answer how that affects payback. 100 page threads you TDS vermin repeat the same BS running from thread to thread.

 

[Company 13]

I guess it's free if somebody else is paying for it.

Sure it is. LIke a ballroom and an airplane . . .

 

[leftwinger]

The solution is massive spending cuts, not tax increases.

Fix the 10%-25% fraud, theft and waste.

 

[Company 13]

Why is inflation down since the tariffs were enacted

Just wait for it.

 

[Frankenstein]

The solution is massive spending cuts, not tax increases.

Finally, some common sense!

 

[task0778]

Why is inflation down since the tariffs were enacted, Commie 13?

Hard to tell exactly when tariffs were enacted, some got delayed, others got changed or went away while others went up. And the overall tariff revenue was expected by some to reach as much as $500 billion/year, but actually was quite a bit less than that. Somewhere in the range of $160-190 billion I think. Which is chicken scratch in our economy and really doesn't move the needle much. However, prices are going up for some things and tariffs is a reason for that, and by definition higher prices for the same thing is inflationary. I do not believe however that overall inflation is down since tariffs were enacted, some things yes but other things not. And there are other factors involved in inflation besides tariffs.