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Widely known in your lard bucket ass?To not be aware of what is widely known?
tsk, tsk, tsk...
Warren, Jayapal, Boyle Reintroduce Ultra-Millionaire Tax on Fortunes Over $50 million | U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts
The Official U.S. Senate website of Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusettswww.warren.senate.gov
I think the most telling thing to come out of this is that every one now sees taxes as punishing.He said it. There was a Charlie Kirk show he said it on. You can search it out. Trump has to have known about this before he picked Vance as his running mate.
JD Vance suggested America should 'punish' people for not having children
JD Vance suggested America should 'punish' people for not having children
Trump vice presidential running mate JD Vance, under fire for his 2021 remarks calling Democrats “childless cat ladies” and saying parents should be given more voting rights than those without children, is now being criticized after video resurfaced of him suggesting people who don’t have...www.alternet.org
Vance argued for higher tax rate on childless Americans in 2021 interview
Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance advocated for higher taxes on Americans without children in a 2021 interview unearthed by ABC News.abcnews.go.com
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well look at that, the OP is "suggesting" we 'punish' success.we should start by ensuring that the ultra-rich pay more of what they owe the country that made their success possible.
I think the most telling thing to come out of this is that every one now sees taxes as punishing.
Of course, and I was merely pointing out that until now not every one admitted taxes are punishing...now there can be no denying [at least between us] that those who wish to tax success see it as bad.The tax code has long been used for social engineering. The Govt rewards what they view as "good" and punishes what they view as "bad"
Parents should pay a "burden on society" tax. If their kids grow up to be public charges.How about we pay taxes based on the quality of kids we produce? My kids are better than your kids so I should pay less in taxes.
Reading and comprehension not your strong suit.well look at that, the OP is "suggesting" we 'punish' success.
Of course, and I was merely pointing out that until now not every one admitted taxes are punishing...now there can be no denying [at least between us] that those who wish to tax success see it as bad.
not every one believes taxes are punishmentOf course, and I was merely pointing out that until now not every one admitted taxes are punishing...now there can be no denying [at least between us] that those who wish to tax success see it as bad.
B-i-n-g-o!Nobody has said taxes in general are punishing, just that they can be used that way.
It is not a punishment to pay taxes to maintain the roads I drive on.
In some instances, yes.The tax code has long been used for social engineering. The Govt rewards what they view as "good" and punishes what they view as "bad"
Your dementia needs to be addressedI think the most telling thing to come out of this is that every one now sees taxes as punishing.
He said it. There was a Charlie Kirk show he said it on. You can search it out. Trump has to have known about this before he picked Vance as his running mate.
JD Vance suggested America should 'punish' people for not having children
JD Vance suggested America should 'punish' people for not having children
Trump vice presidential running mate JD Vance, under fire for his 2021 remarks calling Democrats “childless cat ladies” and saying parents should be given more voting rights than those without children, is now being criticized after video resurfaced of him suggesting people who don’t have...
Vance argued for higher tax rate on childless Americans in 2021 interview
Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance advocated for higher taxes on Americans without children in a 2021 interview unearthed by ABC News.
well look at that, the OP is "suggesting" we 'punish' success.
proving the thread is based on fake newsReactions:Procrustes Stretched
Taxes were never based on how much work or effort went into making the money. A person working 60-80 hours a week to make $120,000 is taxed at the same rate as someone who does absolutely nothing and gets $120,000 a year from a trust fund.Of course, and I was merely pointing out that until now not every one admitted taxes are punishing...now there can be no denying [at least between us] that those who wish to tax success see it as bad.
JD Vance seems to think so. He proposed higher taxes as a punishment.
