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Well I am wondering how a druggie that doesn't work, doesn't want to be drug tested, think it's too hard to get a voter ID, but sure can find a way to complete forms to get welfare can pay taxes. Can you explain please where they get the money to pay taxes?
I'm wondering how they're able to apply for welfare without any form of ID. Seems they supposedly can't get an ID for voting purposes, but can magically do so to sign up for welfare? How stupid do they think we are?
I'm wondering how they're able to apply for welfare without any form of ID. Seems they supposedly can't get an ID for voting purposes, but can magically do so to sign up for welfare? How stupid do they think we are?
Well I am wondering how a druggie that doesn't work, doesn't want to be drug tested, think it's too hard to get a voter ID, but sure can find a way to complete forms to get welfare can pay taxes. Can you explain please where they get the money to pay taxes?
And what percentage of those who don't pay federal taxes are "druggies?" Most people get their money to pay for taxes through the jobs they work.
No kidding lol. So then stop acting like if they pay the other taxes and not federal taxes they are paying their fair share. I'm sick of dead beats. They aren't good for a thing except sucking up other peoples resources and thinking they are entitled to it and more.
And have the top pay their fare share of the pay role tax too then. Fare is fare.
And have the top pay their fare share of the pay role tax too then.
They already do. They actually pay MORE than their fair share. Both the SS tax and benefits are capped, with those who earn the most getting the least return on their money:
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"Most high-income workers started getting less in benefits than they paid in taxes in the 1990s, according to data from the Social Security Administration."
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