Why do the people who voted for Hillary want to pay more taxes?

[anti-orange]

Google is your friend. Give it a try.

The top 10 (& maybe 15, by now) states that collect the most welfare dollars are red right wing states.

Those states only put in 57-67 cents for every federal dollar they get in return.

The BLUE LIBERAL states pick up the tab by putting in $1.35-$1.56 for every federal dollar we get back.

Get your red welfare sucking buddies a fucking job cuz I'm really tired of paying for their meth, opioids, Mountain Dew & spittin out yet another uneducated uninsured welfare baby once a year.

Fuck viagra. Throw those illiterate morons some condoms.


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[anti-orange]

Gawd do have to repeat?
Moaning about the 47 %
How many voted for trump. And hill if you want
Why am I reminded
"If you are too dumb to get a real job, join the military"
Great socialist benefits
Please list my bad writing. Always willing to be educated

Nice but uncalled for cheapshot at the military, you can probably guess my response. Which is 2 words, 7 letters, 1st word starts with an "F" and the 2nd one starts with a "Y".. There's a website called Grammarly.com that checks your spelling and grammar; dude, you really need it.

As for willing to be educated, I highly doubt that. I really don't understand much of whatever your point is that you're trying to make.

Ah the truth hurts.
Again, someone whined 47 % don't pay taxes.
I asked how many are trumpies?
That's all.
And btw I spent my childhood in air raid shelters getting the crap bombed out of me and seeing dead everywhere
You?

so how does cutting taxes on the 1%ers hurt the 47% who don't pay taxes. you still haven't answered.

When you cut taxes on the rich federally, state and local taxes and fees go up to makeup for lower federal Aid, and that kills the non rich, along with all the cuts in services like cheap education and Training and all the other things all other modern countries have... Healthcare daycare infrastructure vacations and on and on, stupid. We now have a flat tax system, and are becoming a GOP Banana Republic. Great job scumbag GOP and silly Dupes like you. Read it Chump.
one tax graph you really need to know - The Washington Post
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how does the federal taxes change the local taxes? that's local politicians who need to adjust. it's not my job to take care of every school district in the country. I pay my property taxes locally so do all the land owners. that pays for local services, not federal dollars. what the fk is wrong with you. you didn't answer the question. how does cutting the taxes on the 1% hurt the 47%. you told my how local officials don't care about their people. now answer my question.

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[anti-orange]

You're not very bright, are ya pa?

If you can't figure out the answer to your own question you are far to stupid for any help.

But hey, chump loves the uneducated! Aren't you glad he gave himself a tax break for owning golf courses & charged that debt to your grandchildren?

I'm sure your shoeless toothless grandchildren will remember you for your smarts!

lol.


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[SaxxyBlues]

I don't mean to be rude or unkind, but us "liberals" have different people bringing a multitude of problems to the table. Unlike "conservatives" that ban together and cause a problem. Don't lump me in with the non-christians, they bring their particular problems about religion to the table. There are other groups of people that vote "left", doesn't mean I identify with them. So to alleviate this problem you should ask are you a christian before you accuse them of not being.

 

[Markle]

Why do trumpkins think corporations and the top 1% shouldn’t pay taxes?

Specifically, where does the money come from with which corporations pay taxes?

Where has anyone stated that the top 1% of earners in the United States should pay no income taxes?

Why should the bottom 47 percent of earners pay no income taxes? They certainly did in the past you love so much.

 

[francoHFW]

No they can’t. You already have areas of the US without safe drinking water, where there is no electricity because it’s not profitable and the counties are too poor.

Flint Michigan, as you know, made their own decision to switch their water supply. Any fault lies with them.

As for electric, please list for us the counties in the United States which have no electric available.

What a pile of crap... It was the emergency manager put in By the governor liar or let's have a link.

The bigger picture is we haven't spent enough on infrastructure since Reagan and and there are many places with problems like this. Great job GOP and silly dupes...

 

[SmokeALib]

Seriously, this is illogical and ignorant.

Illogical and ignorant is running trillon dollar deficits in good times and voting for lying assholes like this:

Coulda been worse. Coulda been hildaskank.

 

[francoHFW]

Why do trumpkins think corporations and the top 1% shouldn’t pay taxes?

Specifically, where does the money come from with which corporations pay taxes?

Where has anyone stated that the top 1% of earners in the United States should pay no income taxes?

Why should the bottom 47 percent of earners pay no income taxes? They certainly did in the past you love so much.

They pay payroll tax and very high state and local taxes, super dupe. Everyone pays 20 to 30% now in all taxes, with the rich getting all the New Wealth. Welcome to reality.

 

[francoHFW]

Seriously, this is illogical and ignorant.

Illogical and ignorant is running trillon dollar deficits in good times and voting for lying assholes like this:

Coulda been worse. Coulda been hildaskank.

No evidence for that super dupe.

 

[AntonToo]

Seriously, this is illogical and ignorant.

Illogical and ignorant is running trillon dollar deficits in good times and voting for lying assholes like this:

Coulda been worse. Coulda been hildaskank.

No one lies worse than Trump and Clinton would be way more fiscally restrained. Trump stright up doesn't give a shit about deficits (except of course to bullshit you during campaign about how he will EASILY balance the budget)

Clinton wouldn't be blowing up trade wars either.

 

[Dragonlady]

Seriously, this is illogical and ignorant.

Illogical and ignorant is running trillon dollar deficits in good times and voting for lying assholes like this:

Coulda been worse. Coulda been hildaskank.

Economically, Bill Clinton had the most successful economy since Nixon. Best job creation record, balanced budget and strong stock market.

There is no reason to think that Hillary’s economic policy would be this chaotic, and unplanned. You have a President who’s economic policy varies from day to day depending on what he needs to chase off the front page. Like imposing sanctions on steel imports to keep his bad news about the Rusdia investigation off the front pages.

 

[dblack]

I get why Democrats brag about the economy under a given President. For the most part, they think government should be in charge of our economic decisions, so it's up government to make sure it all works out ok.

But, in theory at least, Republicans don't think government should be monkeying around with the economy. They claim to favor a free market. So how can they brag about government bolstering the economy? Are they socialists now? What gives?

 

[francoHFW]

No one lies worse than Trump and Clinton...

Indeed.

Except Clinton... That was all GOP BS and lies.

 

[francoHFW]

No one lies worse than Trump and Clinton...

Indeed.

Except Clinton... That was all GOP BS and lies.

except Clinton total garbage.
Lock her up was a bad joke based on the worst propaganda in our country's history.

 

[forkup]

Seriously, this is illogical and ignorant. So why do you want to keep less of your money and give more away to the government?

Be specific please

Sure I'll be specific. What is ignorant about thinking of taxes as a way to fund a standard of living? You don't '' give'' the government money. The government gets taxes which it uses to fund stuff like infrastructure, the military, education, pensions, etc. The reason we allow this is that the governments is better at certain types of stuff. I'm Belgian, my wife is American. We live in Europe, the reason being that our kid has more opportunities here. I'm willing to compare my quality of life against most Americans. A big part of that quality of life is funded by taxes that would make you blanch.

Taxes are money the government takes from you by force, and they don't fund any kind of "better lifestyle." They mostly go to fund parasites.

You want to compare quality of life? What's the average size of a home in Belgium? What's the price of gas there? What do you pay for electricity? How much does it cost to get on a golf course?

On the first question. I don't know but I'm very sure they are smaller on average than the US due to our population density. On the other hand since your graph didn't show it our home ownership rate is 71.3 compared to the 64.5 in the US.List of countries by home ownership rate - Wikipedia
Second question. Gas is more expensive, on the other hand the need for gas is less, since we are more condensed we use our bike more, this coupled with an extensive public transportation system makes getting around,easy and economical if you choose to be concious of the alternatives. Third question, I pay 0.05 cent more per kwh. Electricity prices around the world 2017 | Statista
more expensive but marginally so. Fourth I don't have the foggiest, golf isn't all that popular here. I know of 2 golf courses within half an hour driving time. On the other hand I've been able to play competitive soccer for near my entire life. Atm I'm playing in a Sunday league, my oldest team mate is 47. Most Americans aren't provided the chance to play competitive league sports after college if I'm not mistaking.
I have questions of my own. What percentage of people have health insurance? What's your average lifespan? How many people attend college and what is it's average price? How many days leave do you get if you get pregnant? Is that leave payed? What are the services provided for people who get sick or disabled and what is the cost of those services? What is the price of internet service etc? The examples you gave lead me to believe you did at least some research, on the other hand as I said I have actual first hand knowledge of both countries and that knowledge led me and my wife to choose to live in Belgium, this should tell you something about how the quality of live compares.

Your chart shows that Germany pays only 50% more than the USA for power, but the following chart shows that it pays three times more:

I don't think your chart is accurate.

So let's get this straight, you doubt the accuracy of my charts, because your chart that is of 2011, gives different information then my stats which are from 2018? Leaving aside the fact that I live in Belgium not in Germany. How much sense does that make? Oh and BTW if the best you can do is trying to discredit my information, but you refuse to answer even one of my questions, after I answered every single one of yours, this doesn't bode well for the strength of your argument.

 

[francoHFW]

Nobody wants to be on welfare?

Bullshit statement of the year.

Single mothers are a cancer in this country. And despite what you believe, they want all that welfare and want to be on it, as they spread their dumber than stupid genes.

They probably believe GOP propaganda that welfare is fun LOL. There are tons of white girls doing the same thing by the way duh...

98% of welfare is for people that need it and most of those are already working hard to get by. What the republicans want to do is to take it away and force people to fucking take food out of the trash can. Republicans are heartless fuckers.

Feel free to invite those people to raid your refrigerator.

My goodness you are brain-dead LOL. Charity doesn't work and Democrats like a civilized Society. And the rich will pay for it. The rest already pay too much duh.

Huh? I see you at the soup kitchen everyday run by the salvation army , where I volunteer ..

You got absolutely nothing.

 

[Wyatt earp]

They probably believe GOP propaganda that welfare is fun LOL. There are tons of white girls doing the same thing by the way duh...

98% of welfare is for people that need it and most of those are already working hard to get by. What the republicans want to do is to take it away and force people to fucking take food out of the trash can. Republicans are heartless fuckers.

Feel free to invite those people to raid your refrigerator.

My goodness you are brain-dead LOL. Charity doesn't work and Democrats like a civilized Society. And the rich will pay for it. The rest already pay too much duh.

Huh? I see you at the soup kitchen everyday run by the salvation army , where I volunteer ..

You got absolutely nothing.

Yea Franco you will be their tomorrow as usual..

 

[forkup]

Sure I'll be specific. What is ignorant about thinking of taxes as a way to fund a standard of living? You don't '' give'' the government money. The government gets taxes which it uses to fund stuff like infrastructure, the military, education, pensions, etc. The reason we allow this is that the governments is better at certain types of stuff. I'm Belgian, my wife is American. We live in Europe, the reason being that our kid has more opportunities here. I'm willing to compare my quality of life against most Americans. A big part of that quality of life is funded by taxes that would make you blanch.

Taxes are money the government takes from you by force, and they don't fund any kind of "better lifestyle." They mostly go to fund parasites.

You want to compare quality of life? What's the average size of a home in Belgium? What's the price of gas there? What do you pay for electricity? How much does it cost to get on a golf course?

On the first question. I don't know but I'm very sure they are smaller on average than the US due to our population density. On the other hand since your graph didn't show it our home ownership rate is 71.3 compared to the 64.5 in the US.List of countries by home ownership rate - Wikipedia
Second question. Gas is more expensive, on the other hand the need for gas is less, since we are more condensed we use our bike more, this coupled with an extensive public transportation system makes getting around,easy and economical if you choose to be concious of the alternatives. Third question, I pay 0.05 cent more per kwh. Electricity prices around the world 2017 | Statista
more expensive but marginally so. Fourth I don't have the foggiest, golf isn't all that popular here. I know of 2 golf courses within half an hour driving time. On the other hand I've been able to play competitive soccer for near my entire life. Atm I'm playing in a Sunday league, my oldest team mate is 47. Most Americans aren't provided the chance to play competitive league sports after college if I'm not mistaking.
I have questions of my own. What percentage of people have health insurance? What's your average lifespan? How many people attend college and what is it's average price? How many days leave do you get if you get pregnant? Is that leave payed? What are the services provided for people who get sick or disabled and what is the cost of those services? What is the price of internet service etc? The examples you gave lead me to believe you did at least some research, on the other hand as I said I have actual first hand knowledge of both countries and that knowledge led me and my wife to choose to live in Belgium, this should tell you something about how the quality of live compares.

Your chart shows that Germany pays only 50% more than the USA for power, but the following chart shows that it pays three times more:

I don't think your chart is accurate.

European countries don't have our amazing natural resources but do just great until the GOP Rex the world economy again super dupe. Their houses are smaller but last forever lol. Americans are famous for being obsessed with bigness...

In other words, we live better than they do. We have bigger houses, more and bigger cars, much cheaper gas, much cheaper electricity. Almost every U.S. home has a dishwasher. I've seen on those HGTV shows that many European houses do not have a dishwasher. They do not have an American sized refrigerator. They do not have American sized ranges or ovens. They have tiny bathrooms. About 30 years ago I had a friend who was visiting from Germany. He loved America because he could play tennis for free at his condo recreation center. In Germany it would typically cost you $50 to get on a tennis court, and that was 30 years ago. Now it's probably more like $100.

That's wha socialism gets you, a meager lifestyle.

You are right we have smaller houses and slightly smaller cars and most importantly no big refrigerator. We have only those unimportant things as universal Healthcare, the ability to send our kids to college without going in debt. Way less debt in general since we typically don't have credit cards to pay off other credit cards. The ability to keep doing organized sports into our adult life. Doctors, physical therapists and nurses coming to our house if we aren't mobile, something that helps make us live years longer on average, etc. That's what Socialism gets you.

 

[francoHFW]

Taxes are money the government takes from you by force, and they don't fund any kind of "better lifestyle." They mostly go to fund parasites.

You want to compare quality of life? What's the average size of a home in Belgium? What's the price of gas there? What do you pay for electricity? How much does it cost to get on a golf course?

On the first question. I don't know but I'm very sure they are smaller on average than the US due to our population density. On the other hand since your graph didn't show it our home ownership rate is 71.3 compared to the 64.5 in the US.List of countries by home ownership rate - Wikipedia
Second question. Gas is more expensive, on the other hand the need for gas is less, since we are more condensed we use our bike more, this coupled with an extensive public transportation system makes getting around,easy and economical if you choose to be concious of the alternatives. Third question, I pay 0.05 cent more per kwh. Electricity prices around the world 2017 | Statista
more expensive but marginally so. Fourth I don't have the foggiest, golf isn't all that popular here. I know of 2 golf courses within half an hour driving time. On the other hand I've been able to play competitive soccer for near my entire life. Atm I'm playing in a Sunday league, my oldest team mate is 47. Most Americans aren't provided the chance to play competitive league sports after college if I'm not mistaking.
I have questions of my own. What percentage of people have health insurance? What's your average lifespan? How many people attend college and what is it's average price? How many days leave do you get if you get pregnant? Is that leave payed? What are the services provided for people who get sick or disabled and what is the cost of those services? What is the price of internet service etc? The examples you gave lead me to believe you did at least some research, on the other hand as I said I have actual first hand knowledge of both countries and that knowledge led me and my wife to choose to live in Belgium, this should tell you something about how the quality of live compares.

Your chart shows that Germany pays only 50% more than the USA for power, but the following chart shows that it pays three times more:

I don't think your chart is accurate.

European countries don't have our amazing natural resources but do just great until the GOP Rex the world economy again super dupe. Their houses are smaller but last forever lol. Americans are famous for being obsessed with bigness...

In other words, we live better than they do. We have bigger houses, more and bigger cars, much cheaper gas, much cheaper electricity. Almost every U.S. home has a dishwasher. I've seen on those HGTV shows that many European houses do not have a dishwasher. They do not have an American sized refrigerator. They do not have American sized ranges or ovens. They have tiny bathrooms. About 30 years ago I had a friend who was visiting from Germany. He loved America because he could play tennis for free at his condo recreation center. In Germany it would typically cost you $50 to get on a tennis court, and that was 30 years ago. Now it's probably more like $100.

That's wha socialism gets you, a meager lifestyle.

You are right we have smaller houses and slightly smaller cars and most importantly no big refrigerator. We have only those unimportant things as universal Healthcare, the ability to send our kids to college without going in debt. Way less debt in general since we typically don't have credit cards to pay off other credit cards. The ability to keep doing organized sports into our adult life. Doctors, physical therapists and nurses coming to our house if we aren't mobile, something that helps make us live years longer on average, etc. That's what Socialism gets you.

Plus 4- 6 week vacations, good infrastructure daycare paid parental leave. The GOP has screwed Americans.

 

[forkup]

On the first question. I don't know but I'm very sure they are smaller on average than the US due to our population density. On the other hand since your graph didn't show it our home ownership rate is 71.3 compared to the 64.5 in the US.List of countries by home ownership rate - Wikipedia
Second question. Gas is more expensive, on the other hand the need for gas is less, since we are more condensed we use our bike more, this coupled with an extensive public transportation system makes getting around,easy and economical if you choose to be concious of the alternatives. Third question, I pay 0.05 cent more per kwh. Electricity prices around the world 2017 | Statista
more expensive but marginally so. Fourth I don't have the foggiest, golf isn't all that popular here. I know of 2 golf courses within half an hour driving time. On the other hand I've been able to play competitive soccer for near my entire life. Atm I'm playing in a Sunday league, my oldest team mate is 47. Most Americans aren't provided the chance to play competitive league sports after college if I'm not mistaking.
I have questions of my own. What percentage of people have health insurance? What's your average lifespan? How many people attend college and what is it's average price? How many days leave do you get if you get pregnant? Is that leave payed? What are the services provided for people who get sick or disabled and what is the cost of those services? What is the price of internet service etc? The examples you gave lead me to believe you did at least some research, on the other hand as I said I have actual first hand knowledge of both countries and that knowledge led me and my wife to choose to live in Belgium, this should tell you something about how the quality of live compares.

Your chart shows that Germany pays only 50% more than the USA for power, but the following chart shows that it pays three times more:

I don't think your chart is accurate.

European countries don't have our amazing natural resources but do just great until the GOP Rex the world economy again super dupe. Their houses are smaller but last forever lol. Americans are famous for being obsessed with bigness...

In other words, we live better than they do. We have bigger houses, more and bigger cars, much cheaper gas, much cheaper electricity. Almost every U.S. home has a dishwasher. I've seen on those HGTV shows that many European houses do not have a dishwasher. They do not have an American sized refrigerator. They do not have American sized ranges or ovens. They have tiny bathrooms. About 30 years ago I had a friend who was visiting from Germany. He loved America because he could play tennis for free at his condo recreation center. In Germany it would typically cost you $50 to get on a tennis court, and that was 30 years ago. Now it's probably more like $100.

That's wha socialism gets you, a meager lifestyle.

You are right we have smaller houses and slightly smaller cars and most importantly no big refrigerator. We have only those unimportant things as universal Healthcare, the ability to send our kids to college without going in debt. Way less debt in general since we typically don't have credit cards to pay off other credit cards. The ability to keep doing organized sports into our adult life. Doctors, physical therapists and nurses coming to our house if we aren't mobile, something that helps make us live years longer on average, etc. That's what Socialism gets you.

Plus 4- 6 week vacations, good infrastructure daycare paid parental leave. The GOP has screwed Americans.

There's more but what's the point, bripat is interested in his prejudices being confirmed, not actual information