So then back to class warfare?I’m not of the owning class and even if I start a business another I will still most likely be in the working class
First. Nobody said the Uber wealthy shouldn’t pay taxes. You’re being intentionally obtuse because nobody agrees with your socialists views. Not a single comment said the wealthy shouldn’t pay taxes.Can anyone actually give a reason as to why we shouldn’t return to the policy’s that brought us economic expansion in the 1950’s?
strong unions, high taxation, a generation provided free college ( by way of GI bill but still free) and buying American made goods.
ya know, other than whining that it’s not fair for the Uber wealthy to pay taxes.
The 1950's were extremely prosperous in large part due to the fact that you had an entire generation of Americans who had faced death, stared it in the eyes and came to realize what was actually important. They knew and understood the value of freedom and didn't take it for granted. They knew the difference between right and wrong and that expecting someone else to bear more of the burden than yourself was ********.Can anyone actually give a reason as to why we shouldn’t return to the policy’s that brought us economic expansion in the 1950’s?
strong unions, high taxation, a generation provided free college ( by way of GI bill but still free) and buying American made goods.
Sorry. Communism. Better?How is the desire to return to the policies that made this country great socialism?
I never suggested community ownership. Simply an attempt at using previous successful policies to fix the debt crisis and deficit we already have.
calling it socialism just shows a lack of creativity on your part. Perhaps I should just through out some labels about you that have nothing to do with this because I don’t like what your saying.
That is the crux of the issue. I don't feel that anyone else should bear more of the responsibility than I do, or less for that matter.I’m not calling for communism or socialism, that involves calling for government programs or control. I’m calling for everyone to pay their share of the credit card bill
From looking at the 1950 tax code it appears the wealthy of the greatest generation thought their fair share was a little more than that of the working classThat is the crux of the issue. I don't feel that anyone else should bear more of the responsibility than I do, or less for that matter.
Did they have more say in the matter than we do today? I don't approve of the current tax codes, I suspect they didn't either. Either way it doesn't change the fact that no person should have to carry more weight than anyone else (I'm talking able bodied adults).From looking at the 1950 tax code it appears the wealthy of the greatest generation thought their fair share was a little more than that of the working class
You need to study the history and learn the difference between correlation and causation...Can anyone actually give a reason as to why we shouldn’t return to the policy’s that brought us economic expansion in the 1950’s?
strong unions, high taxation, a generation provided free college ( by way of GI bill but still free) and buying American made goods and surplus military rifles being sold to civilian market like candy.
ya know, other than whining that it’s not fair for the Uber wealthy to pay taxes.
They also take great pleasure in forcing others to do what they want...Bastiat was correct.....some folks take great pleasure in plundering their neighbor. Some feel righteous about it.
They also take great pleasure in forcing others to do what they want...