progressive hunter
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the constitution,,,Who determines the definition of "frivolous" taxes?Federal government has no claim to frivolous taxesHow do you feel about socialism for rich Americans?Me and millions just like me don’t want anything to do with socialist anything. With Socialized healthcare comes a price far too large to justify it.
- Tons of paid time off for everything from vacation time to holidays to maternity leave to sick pay to whatever... no thanks. Too expensive for everybody to justify.
- Individual personal decisions determined by the collective... no thanks. Big brother has no credibility.
- political correctness to replace freedom of speech... no thanks. I like to think for myself.
Ten Examples of Welfare for the Rich and Corporations | HuffPost
"2. Direct federal subsidies to corporations: The Cato Institute estimates that federal subsidies to corporations cost taxpayers almost $100 billion every year.
"3. Federal tax breaks for corporations: The tax code gives corporations special tax breaks that have reduced what is supposed to be a 35-percent tax rate to an actual tax rate of 13 percent, saving these corporations an additional $200 billion annually, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office."
https://www.gao.gov/assets/660/654957.pdf
and it states that taxs are for paying debts not for redistribution