Guess I'll head on over to List Your Shooters and reserve a tableYou need to take a trip, and chill the F out.
Guess I'll head on over to List Your Shooters and reserve a tableYou need to take a trip, and chill the F out.
As long as we're doing 'pie in the sky', wouldn't it be better to change the government so it doesn't need so much in the way of taxes?This is why my OP was “this is everything that’s wrong with the tax system”
surely the system could be changed so that the the extremely wealth pay a proportional amount as you and I to support .gov as the extremely wealthy do without causing a complete blowout of the system.
I have not heard anyone say it's not suspicious.No one thinks 30k a day for security and travel is a little suspicious?
I’m pretty sure for 30k a day I’m flying in the trump gold plated 757 with a squad of retired navy seals for my PST
Liberty lies in a flat or consumptive tax method with no deductions.As long as we're doing 'pie in the sky', wouldn't it be better to change the government so it doesn't need so much in the way of taxes?
Your way just shifts some of the burden to who you think should pay more than you. Liberty does not lie in that direction
I believe you can not only vote for your school board but run for office as well. The only way to stop that, or CRT for that matter, is to be directly involved. Otherwise the school board will wind up like an HOA committee, where the only people willing to commit the time are the last people who should have power over anythingIf it's truly to benefit the educational aspect of the school system, then that's one thing. When it's to fund lavish football stadiums and gymnasiums that rival those of elite colleges and professional sports teams, not so much.
I’m not mad, I don’t have the energy to pour into anger on this one.I have not heard anyone say it's not suspicious.
Personally I think that is crazy, but In the real world you have to have proof.
seems like the tax credit is not what you are mad about.
Well this I can agree with.I’m not mad, I don’t have the energy to pour into anger on this one.
I’m very irritated that a man with a portfolio of mansions and his own space company is paying roughly the same amount of tax that I am. That’s insane and there is no way it doesn’t take some fraud to make that happen.
I have another suggestion, beat government with a frugality stick and figure out a foolproof way to legislatively put an ABSOLUTE cap on that tax rate before you go there, otherwise you'll just end up paying more than you do now at all levels above the free ridersI have a suggestion: If 10% is good enough for God it should be good enough for government.
You paid more than $900 million in taxes between 2014 - 2018?I’m very irritated that a man with a portfolio of mansions and his own space company is paying roughly the same amount of tax that I am.
Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.se...-pay-relatively-little-in-income-taxes/?amp=1Bezos, chief executive of Amazon and the owner of The Washington Post, paid $973 million in taxes on $4.22 billion in income ...
you're off by a factor of 7, that would be per week not per dayNo one thinks 30k a day for security and travel is a little suspicious?
You are mis-stating things again. That would be the first $9700 dollars of AGI. The standard deduction would exempt the first $12400 of your income even if you had no other deductions, so to max out the 10% bracket under those conditions, you would have made $22100"For single filers, all income between $0 and $9,700 is subject to a 10% tax rate. If you have $9,900 in taxable income, the first $9,700 is subject to the 10% rate and the remaining $200 is subject to the tax rate of the next bracket (12%).Apr 30, 2021".
Anti crony capitalism, apparently 20 million a year buys me enough politicians to pay next to no taxes.Then you are anti-capitalism...
Just remember that while you're looking at Bezos saying he could afford to pay more, there are people making less than you thinking the same thing about you. It's turtles all the way downI’m not mad, I don’t have the energy to pour into anger on this one.
I’m very irritated that a man with a portfolio of mansions and his own space company is paying roughly the same amount of tax that I am. That’s insane and there is no way it doesn’t take some fraud to make that happen.
Then hire a better class of politicianAnti crony capitalism, apparently 20 million a year buys me enough politicians to pay next to no taxes.
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This isn’t class warfare since allegedly Bezos makes less than many here.Class warfare is a marxist tactic, enabled by class envy
Huh? I don’t think you understood.This isn’t class warfare since allegedly Bezos makes less than many here.
Your good.Guess I'll head on over to List Your Shooters and reserve a table
Well. Why stop at equal rate? Say the flat rate is 10%. If I make $1M a year and you make $100K, why do I have to pay $100K in taxes and you only have to pay $10K? The justification for flat rate isn’t all that different from the justification for progressive tax rates.This brings up a point that I believe is unconstitutional.
If under the constitution we, individuals, are all to be treated equal then how does the government get away with taxing some people at one rate and others at a different rate depending on how wealthy they are?
To me that has always been unconstitutional. If I make $25,000 a year or I make $25,000,000 a year I should be taxed at the same rate as everyone else, right?, right?