Lakhota
Diamond Member
OMG, is Cain the anti-Christ? After all, 2012 is just around the corner. I was sort of expecting a white anti-Christ.
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The questions I want to ask people that are making similar arguments to yours is, do you love this country? If so, why do you feel that you have the right to live here free of charge? Why do you feel that other people must pay your way?
The only people in this country who pay no taxes are people who don't work and don't buy anything/live in a state without sales tax. True story.
I may have missed your answer:
If you accept the GOP narrative that 47% of Americans pay no federal income tax, wouldn't this 9-9-9 plan then represent a tax increase on the 150,000,000+ Americans who currently supposedly are getting a free ride from Uncle Sam?
Don't mean to be redundant...but I didn't see where you answered that question from
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/189503-herman-cains-plan-9-9-9-for-those-that-hate-it-4.html#post4272396
The questions I want to ask people that are making similar arguments to yours is, do you love this country? If so, why do you feel that you have the right to live here free of charge? Why do you feel that other people must pay your way?
Now, before you think I am slamming you, don't! I believe you do love this country. What I can't understand is since you do, why do you think that you are entitled to a free ride but everyone that makes more money than you do should have to pay your way?
Immie
Who says I get the free ride so therefore why do you assume "I think that way"?
Just wanting to be clear what we're getting for 9-9-9; since answers aren't forthcoming over 2 and 3 pages, it would seem as though the answers, when they do eventually come, will not be ones that are popular. What is popular isn't always right and what is right...isn't always popular of course.
Do you love this Country?
The questions I want to ask people that are making similar arguments to yours is, do you love this country? If so, why do you feel that you have the right to live here free of charge? Why do you feel that other people must pay your way?
Now, before you think I am slamming you, don't! I believe you do love this country. What I can't understand is since you do, why do you think that you are entitled to a free ride but everyone that makes more money than you do should have to pay your way?
Immie
Who says I get the free ride so therefore why do you assume "I think that way"?
Just wanting to be clear what we're getting for 9-9-9; since answers aren't forthcoming over 2 and 3 pages, it would seem as though the answers, when they do eventually come, will not be ones that are popular. What is popular isn't always right and what is right...isn't always popular of course.
Do you love this Country?
Where did I say I assumed you did? Maybe you should try reading my post.
why do you think that you are entitled to a free ride
Yes, I do love this country and I am more than happy to pay to keep it alive and well. Nor do I blame those who have more than me for, well, for having more than me.
What is popular today is socialism. It is what the OWS crowd are fighting for. Socialism is not what this country was built upon. You're right, what is popular isn't always right.
I do not believe that the socialists who are occupying Wall Street today have any love for this nation. They seem to know nothing about what has made this nation great. They seem to want to turn us into a second Soviet experiment.
Where the hell did we as parents go wrong? We have taught our children to be exactly what our parents despised... communists.
Immie
Who says I get the free ride so therefore why do you assume "I think that way"?
Just wanting to be clear what we're getting for 9-9-9; since answers aren't forthcoming over 2 and 3 pages, it would seem as though the answers, when they do eventually come, will not be ones that are popular. What is popular isn't always right and what is right...isn't always popular of course.
Do you love this Country?
Where did I say I assumed you did? Maybe you should try reading my post.why do you think that you are entitled to a free ride
Maybe you meant "you" in the "not me" sense? Maybe you should take remedial English courses.
Yes, I do love this country and I am more than happy to pay to keep it alive and well. Nor do I blame those who have more than me for, well, for having more than me.
What is popular today is socialism. It is what the OWS crowd are fighting for. Socialism is not what this country was built upon. You're right, what is popular isn't always right.
I do not believe that the socialists who are occupying Wall Street today have any love for this nation. They seem to know nothing about what has made this nation great. They seem to want to turn us into a second Soviet experiment.
Where the hell did we as parents go wrong? We have taught our children to be exactly what our parents despised... communists.
Immie
The train tracks are well behind you. Getting back to 9-9-9....does it replace the state and local taxes or is it another tax on top? I'm guessing it is does since most Cain supporters won't come on out and say it.
Consumption drives 70% of the American economy.
So the former Federal Reserve guy Cain wants to tax consumption and lower taxes for the rich.
Which puts a burden on the working poor.
Shifting the tax burden from the rich to the working poor.
Republicans....it's what they do.
Listen you stupid fucking communist! The price of goods isn't going to increase. First, taxes on business get passed onto the consumer. Therefore, you get hit with the taxes either way. Second, getting rid of the loopholes and bring the corporate tax down to 9% (lowest in industrialized world), will great a boom of onshoring. The poor as you call them, will have a great selection of jobs to pick from.
In regards to income tax, every one wins, esp the middle class. Not only does their income tax go down, but it replaces their payroll tax!
Getting rid of capital gains tax is beyond smart. Capital gains taxes are 401k, mutual fund investment, pension fund investment, IRA, education IRA killer. It puts a barrier between companies requiring capital/investment and the investor seeking to invest!
This plan WILL create an economy and job creation boom for the middle class!
Author's Note: If you buy a dollar's worth of a taxable product, you pay $1.08 at this point. Right out of the box.Effective June 1, 2010 the Arizona sales tax rate for retail purchases is 6.6%. Maricopa County adds on .7% sales tax to support roads and jails. That's a total of 7.3%.
So take the $0.073 cents sales tax then add in whatever city you live in's tax rate and you get addition. If you live in PHX you are adding $0.093 or ten cents when you take in the local, county, and state sales taxes.Then, each city may add sales tax. If you add the total of the Arizona sales tax and Maricopa County sales tax, 7.3%, to the city sales tax rate, you'll get the total retail sales tax that you'll pay when purchasing merchandise in that city.
City Sales Tax Rates in Maricopa County, ArizonaApache Junction sales tax: 2.2%
Avondale sales tax: 2.5%
Buckeye sales tax: 3.0%
Carefree sales tax: 3.0%
Cave Creek sales tax: 3.0%
Chandler sales tax: 1.5%
El Mirage sales tax: 3.0%
Fountain Hills sales tax: 2.6%
Gila Bend sales tax: 3.0%
Gilbert sales tax: 1.5%
Glendale sales tax: 2.2%
Goodyear sales tax: 2.5%
Guadalupe sales tax: 3.0%
Litchfield Park sales tax: 2.8%
Maricopa sales tax: 2.0%
Mesa sales tax: 1.75%
Paradise Valley sales tax: 1.65%
Peoria sales tax: 1.8%
Phoenix sales tax: 2.0%
Queen Creek sales tax: 2.25%
Scottsdale sales tax: 1.65%
Surprise sales tax: 2.2%
Tempe sales tax: 2.0%
Tolleson sales tax: 2.5%
Wickenburg sales tax: 2.2%
Youngtown sales tax: 3.0%
Where did I say I assumed you did? Maybe you should try reading my post.
Maybe you meant "you" in the "not me" sense? Maybe you should take remedial English courses.
Yes, I do love this country and I am more than happy to pay to keep it alive and well. Nor do I blame those who have more than me for, well, for having more than me.
What is popular today is socialism. It is what the OWS crowd are fighting for. Socialism is not what this country was built upon. You're right, what is popular isn't always right.
I do not believe that the socialists who are occupying Wall Street today have any love for this nation. They seem to know nothing about what has made this nation great. They seem to want to turn us into a second Soviet experiment.
Where the hell did we as parents go wrong? We have taught our children to be exactly what our parents despised... communists.
Immie
The train tracks are well behind you. Getting back to 9-9-9....does it replace the state and local taxes or is it another tax on top? I'm guessing it is does since most Cain supporters won't come on out and say it.
Cains 9% sales tax would be on top of whatever sales tax you currently pay. For me it would mean a 16% sales tax.
Don't think it will be too popular once people figure out what 9-9-9 really means
However, those of the OWS variety ARE looking for a free ride. They are the ones that I want to ask those questions of.
I do not believe that the socialists who are occupying Wall Street today have any love for this nation. They seem to know nothing about what has made this nation great. They seem to want to turn us into a second Soviet experiment.
Getting back to 9-9-9...
Cains 9% sales tax would be on top of whatever sales tax you currently pay. For me it would mean a 16% sales tax.
Don't think it will be too popular once people figure out what 9-9-9 really means.
Employment is not a prerequisite for exercising ones First Amendment rights.However, those of the OWS variety ARE looking for a free ride. They are the ones that I want to ask those questions of.
You make a number of assumptions without providing any evidence indeed: what evidence do you have that members of OWS are looking for a free ride or are socialists.I do not believe that the socialists who are occupying Wall Street today have any love for this nation. They seem to know nothing about what has made this nation great. They seem to want to turn us into a second Soviet experiment.
Why? Whats the point of discussing idiocy?Getting back to 9-9-9...
To wit:
Correct, that would be 16 percent for me as well.Cains 9% sales tax would be on top of whatever sales tax you currently pay. For me it would mean a 16% sales tax.
Don't think it will be too popular once people figure out what 9-9-9 really means.
Where did I say I assumed you did? Maybe you should try reading my post.
Maybe you meant "you" in the "not me" sense? Maybe you should take remedial English courses.
Yes, I do love this country and I am more than happy to pay to keep it alive and well. Nor do I blame those who have more than me for, well, for having more than me.
What is popular today is socialism. It is what the OWS crowd are fighting for. Socialism is not what this country was built upon. You're right, what is popular isn't always right.
I do not believe that the socialists who are occupying Wall Street today have any love for this nation. They seem to know nothing about what has made this nation great. They seem to want to turn us into a second Soviet experiment.
Where the hell did we as parents go wrong? We have taught our children to be exactly what our parents despised... communists.
Immie
The train tracks are well behind you. Getting back to 9-9-9....does it replace the state and local taxes or is it another tax on top? I'm guessing it is does since most Cain supporters won't come on out and say it.
Cains 9% sales tax would be on top of whatever sales tax you currently pay. For me it would mean a 16% sales tax.
Don't think it will be too popular once people figure out what 9-9-9 really means
A sales tax is not a direct tax, it is an excize, and the congress is empowered to set excize taxes. The plan sucks, but your argument sucks more.Congress has the ability to lay and collect taxes. It FULLY constitutional! The 9-9-9 tax is revenue neutral and a 3-3-3 isn't!
No he doesn't. He has a slogan. I could just as well have said 3-3-3 and you'd have eaten that one up, too.
A national sales tax isn't even Constitutional.
Dude, have you even read the damn thing? Answer:NO
No Capitation, or other direct, Tax shall be laid, unless in Proportion to the Census or enumeration herein before directed to be taken.
Only exception is the 16th amendment, which only allows for tax on INCOME.
You can't have a 9% national sales tax. The only national sales tax you can Constitutionally have is one that is guaranteed to be apportioned amongst the states based on population. In other words - if your state has twice as many people as my state, the Congress must tax your state exactly twice as much - even if the people in your state had less sales per capita than in mine.
The point of this thread was to show that partisan talking points don't equate to facts and that his plan could be made to work.
I thought I made that pretty obvious in the very first post.
What isn't factual about my initial post? It's very simple scenario displayed math in conjunction with Cain's plan as described by him and statistics from the Department of Labor. I have only seen financial experts concur with my statements and yet to see an opposing position by an economist from the right.
Father of Supply Side Economics Supports Cain's '9-9-9' Plan - HUMAN EVENTS
Maybe you meant "you" in the "not me" sense? Maybe you should take remedial English courses.
The train tracks are well behind you. Getting back to 9-9-9....does it replace the state and local taxes or is it another tax on top? I'm guessing it is does since most Cain supporters won't come on out and say it.
Cains 9% sales tax would be on top of whatever sales tax you currently pay. For me it would mean a 16% sales tax.
Don't think it will be too popular once people figure out what 9-9-9 really means
Thats how I understand it; I'm waiting for a 9-9-9 supporter to tell me I'm wrong.
Cains 9% sales tax would be on top of whatever sales tax you currently pay. For me it would mean a 16% sales tax.
Don't think it will be too popular once people figure out what 9-9-9 really means
Thats how I understand it; I'm waiting for a 9-9-9 supporter to tell me I'm wrong.
Cain has no right to tell states what they can charge in taxes. They would have to replace the revenue somewhere
Thats how I understand it; I'm waiting for a 9-9-9 supporter to tell me I'm wrong.
Cain has no right to tell states what they can charge in taxes. They would have to replace the revenue somewhere
Cain has never said anything about changing state taxes.
Do try to keep your hate based in reality will you. Less you enjoy being looked upon with the same admiration as TM.
Why so dense? You know that money that's always missing when you get your paycheck? Yea the taxes. Well under Cain, that missing money will return to your check. Essentially offsetting the 9% sales tax. In fact you will most likely come out ahead by far with the exception of new car or new home purchases. And how many poor people buy NEW houses or cars?Cain has no right to tell states what they can charge in taxes. They would have to replace the revenue somewhere
Cain has never said anything about changing state taxes.
Do try to keep your hate based in reality will you. Less you enjoy being looked upon with the same admiration as TM.
Exactly...that is why his plan will lead to 16% sales tax
No freak'n way Cain
Go back to making pizza