DudleySmith
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So you repeat yourself. You don't know of any refutations, obviously.
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You mean the "shell game" that is responsible for more average people becoming wealthy than any other single thing?To encourage more investment in the Wall Street shell game
Not really.Someone who works for a living is creating wealth.
An investor is just moving wealth from one place to another
Capital gains are taxed up to 20%If it does not matter
Why are Capital Gains taxed at a lower rate?
Because you already paid taxes on the principal.You are not paying taxes on your principle
Only your Capital GAINS
Capital gains are taxed up to 20%
it's a higher tax rate than most people ever pay
The money used to buy stocks, the principal, has already been taxed as most people buy stocks with after tax money.You are describing yourself, in that the gains on the principle is taxed, not the principle.
After all the tax deductible swimming pools and the other thousands of nice tax breaks nobody in the working and middle classes will ever qualify for.
Not really.
Some guy who works for a living and dies broke or in debt didn't create any wealth.
You people need to learn the tax laws before you start whining about them.
Bullshit.When are these GOP shills going to fund a Big Giant Statue to Lester Madoff? He did nothing Wall Street gamblers weren't doing since before the Revolutionary War, except that he scammed a lot of rich Jewish lawyers instead of just fleecing the unwashed masses.
A personal swimming pool is not a tax deduction.
The single best way for any middle class person to actually become wealthy other than getting elected to Congress, is the stock market.
You people are just ignorant about how it works.
More rubbish. They pay far higher percentages of their incomes in taxes than wealthy deadbeats.
lol sure they are deductible, and gambling ones' savings in rigged markets might make a few lucky gamblers wealthy, but few are lucky.
You calling others 'ignorant' is hilarious.
I don't have too much sympathy for his victims because they were just being greedy and didn't bother to do their due diligence.
As is anybody who gambles on stocks and commodities who aren't insiders.
How does that "create" wealth?
Taxes do not "create" wealth.
Wealth is nothing but net worth and a guy making 50K a year can have a higher net worth than a guy who makes twice that.
I never gambled on stocks. I invested wisely and with a long term strategy and I retired financially independent at at age 51
Taxes do not "create wealth" in the stock market or anywhere else.More rubbish. They create the wealth that stock market gamblers try to leech off of.
Taxes subsidize all kind of businesses, from railroads to highways to sewer and water systems and all the invisible infrastructure businesses use, and of course more importantly the bankruptcy courts that protect shareholders assets form their victims when their scams finally fail. 'Limited Laibilty' was never intended to be a stop loss for just any moron who had a couple hundred bucks to incorporate, like it is now. Being a 'stockholder' is just a govt. protected scam these days. Most 'shareholders' don't contribute a thing to the businesses the nominally own, and they aren't responsible for the losses if the company fails. They're just leeches.