WillowTree
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It's not fair when 50% of the people pay taxes and the other 50% just leech. No way no how is that fair.
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It's not fair when 50% of the people pay taxes and the other 50% just leech. No way no how is that fair.
It's not fair when 50% of the people pay taxes and the other 50% just leech. No way no how is that fair.
It's not fair when 50% of the people pay taxes and the other 50% just leech. No way no how is that fair.
It's not fair when 50% of the people pay taxes and the other 50% just leech. No way no how is that fair.
You're welcome to start paying taxes since you're part of that 50%.
Those who think taxes should be raised should just send in more money and stop itemizing your deductions...
If you are due a refund, decline it...
Put your money where your mouth is...
The fact is, whether money is static or not? THEY HAVE ALL OF IT. And they have for some time now. Of course, it's hopefully not for forever. But as it stands, and as it has for some time now? A very small percentage of people, the ones y'all are so protective of? Have most of the money.
Therefore, they should be paying most of the taxes.
It's not people-based. It's money-based. The money needs to be taxed. They have it, therefore they should pay. But they don't, because it's all just a big game to them. "How badly can I screw the government?"
Those who think taxes should be raised should just send in more money and stop itemizing your deductions...
If you are due a refund, decline it...
Put your money where your mouth is...
Therefore, they should be paying most of the taxes.
Why should only the people who care about this country pay taxes?
You people who hate this government still benifit even if you want to get a free ride
It's not fair when 50% of the people pay taxes and the other 50% just leech. No way no how is that fair.
OK then lets go back to the tax rate when the US was most prosperous.
The 50s and 60s
Critics Still Wrong on What
there is a chart in here based on CBO numbers that shows the effect of the Bush tax cuts on the deficit
Just two policies dating from the Bush Administration tax cuts and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan accounted for over $500 billion of the deficit in 2009 and will account for almost $7 trillion in deficits in 2009 through 2019, including the associated debt-service costs. [6] (The prescription drug benefit enacted in 2003 accounts for further substantial increases in deficits and debt, which we are unable to quantify due to data limitations.) These impacts easily dwarf the stimulus and financial rescues. Furthermore, unlike those temporary costs, these inherited policies (especially the tax cuts and the drug benefit) do not fade away as the economy recovers (see Figure 1).
Ame®icano;4196663 said:The left is very anxious to get their greedy fingers into the wallets of others, but they certainly do not intend to pay for the "fair share" with their own cash.
Why? Because that would not be "fair".
OK then lets go back to the tax rate when the US was most prosperous.
The 50s and 60s
Why ?
You have yet to show that just because you detect a correlation that there really is any linkage between the two.
I have asked for this repeatedly. If you have supplied it, I aplogize for not seeing it. Please provide a link to you response.