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Yeah god fucking forbid people get to keep more of their own money
If you were that rich you'd be happy to be getting a tax cut and not whining about it as you have been
Why would someone think as you? Because they're anti-social. You have a personality disorder.
Trump gave each working family of four, $4,000 back in child tax credits. $2,000 per child. Your next post will be bbb...but (crickets)
Yeah god fucking forbid people get to keep more of their own money
Most middle class workers will end up paying more in taxes by 2027. Your highly emotional argument means nothing. The wealthy "keeping more of what they earned" results in higher fees, excise taxes, health care costs, education costs, and energy costs for you.
So you support raising your own taxes because you think the wealthy will trickle down their gain.
That's why you're an idiot.
This tax bill accomplishes two long-term things:
1) Ensures that by swinging the pendulum so hard to the right, it will break off when it swings back left.
2) Creates the inequitable environment that will cause a violent transfer of wealth from the top back to the middle class.
2018 is going to be brutal for Conservatives.
30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
Is that the number Democrats use, or are they still stuck on the $60K.
Yes wanting to keep what I earned makes me antisocial.
Tell me are you going to give any tax savings back to the US treasury? Do you voluntarily pay more than you are legally obligated to pay?
Or will you pocket the savings and complain about it?
My vote is for that last one
You have no idea how much I make do you?
All the tax calculators I have used show me saving money. So I'll take the savings while I can get it because the possibility of a small increase 10 years from now is not guaranteed because more likely than not some other idiot will fuck with the tax code again
30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
Is that the number Democrats use, or are they still stuck on the $60K.
That is not the problem. The problem is financing the tax cut and adding to the debt.Yeah god fucking forbid people get to keep more of their own money30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
Is that the number Democrats use, or are they still stuck on the $60K.
You are the only one who seems to be still stuck on $60 k
an environment that will cause a transfer of wealth from the top back to the middle class. Isn't that what libs wanted?
Skull I don't sweat what I pay in taxes It's just how the pig in our WH lies and republicans let it pass Maybe a smart guy like you can tell us how he's gonna be losing millions with this tax bill?Sorry I was talking net worthYeah we all believe you've paid 19 million in federal income taxes in your lifetimeNot too close Only about half way there and not enough time left I'm afraid BUT if my daddy gave me millions and I had lawyers working for me I might be a little closerWhy not the rest of them Think any would show he got that 38 M back ++ ?
Exactly, how close will you get to that $38 million....in your life.
That's about as believable as your tax claim
If you were that rich you'd be happy to be getting a tax cut and not whining about it as you have been
That is not the problem. The problem is financing the tax cut and adding to the debt.Yeah god fucking forbid people get to keep more of their own money30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
What these idiots still do not realize is that it is not your income that makes you wealthy it is your net worth.
The guy making 300K who has a net worth of 5 bucks is not wealthy
You have no idea what my taxes will be in 2025 because you have no idea what tax bracket I am in now or what my income will be in 10 years.Yes wanting to keep what I earned makes me antisocial.
You, personally, are not keeping more because you, personally, will see your taxes increase starting in at least 2025. By 2027, you will most assuredly be paying more or nearly the same as you pay now, dumbass. You're also not a rich person, you're just pretending you are on the message board for the sake of your ego.
Tell me are you going to give any tax savings back to the US treasury? Do you voluntarily pay more than you are legally obligated to pay?
The wealthy pull money out of the economy every time they get a tax cut. They increase their savings rate. If a savings rate increases, the spending rate declines. If spending declines, the economy contracts because economies grow by spending. If the economy contracts for more than 1 quarter, that's called a recession.
Or will you pocket the savings and complain about it?
My vote is for that last one
You pose and pretend that you will personally benefit from this tax cut, but you won't. And you know it. This was just about getting a vicarious "win".
LOL. No, not to simply help the rich get richer faster.That is not the problem. The problem is financing the tax cut and adding to the debt.Yeah god fucking forbid people get to keep more of their own money30 years ago people in the top 10% were making close to $60,000/per year, and so started the chant of rich people don’t pay their fare share.
No, that's not what caused the rich not paying their fair share. What caused the rich not paying their fair share was the massive tax cut that dropped the top rate from 70% down to below 30%. That sped up income inequality.
Today we’re hearing the exact same thing. So what I’m curious to know is who the rich are? What level of income is needed before you’re considered to not be paying your fair share. Is it still the $60,000 mark or is it anyone that has $1.00 more than you do.
$300,000 is the top 1% income percentile. I'd consider that the start of the 1%, or "rich".
Ok, is $1.5 trillion less than $10 trillion?
You have no idea how much I make do you?
I doubt you make even the median household income of $56K.
All the tax calculators I have used show me saving money. So I'll take the savings while I can get it because the possibility of a small increase 10 years from now is not guaranteed because more likely than not some other idiot will fuck with the tax code again
I'm sure they do when you pretend to be a millionaire.
