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Trump's antics would not work on either Sander or Warren 1v1 live as they both are able to not take the bait and just bypass whatever distraction / non relevant talking point he's attempting to put forward. His retorts would be rambling and non cohesive.
My experiences with Sanders supporters has not been the same. Not sure what 'gen' you're from, but that's not been my experience either. But keep up that anti-intellectual facade, it serves you well
Most people who are smart have made it in life and don't want to give their hard-earned money away to bums looking for handouts. In other words, not Bernie supporters.
I know not one person who wants to lose their health insurance for government run crap.
And lol, Trump would completely annihilate either of them. Their stupid, radical, "let's give everyone free sh*t" ideas won't work which is just a matter of basic math.
Most people who are smart have made it in life and don't want to give their hard-earned money away to bums looking for handouts. In other words, not Bernie supporters.
I know not one person who wants to lose their health insurance for government run crap.
And lol, Trump would completely annihilate either of them. Their stupid, radical, "let's give everyone free sh*t" ideas won't work which is just a matter of basic math.
Meanwhile Trump's policies are mostly working.
Not that someone like you would ever admit it.
So are you born smart and destined to be a millionaire? Or does one have to go to school and apply themselves to be brain washed by some ******* professor to become one? If you're smart, is it not possible you won't be really financially successful? I'm not sure what your point is here?
I know plenty of people that would be willing to pool together their bargaining power to get better (more comprehensive) health care for more people for a lower over all cost per. There are examples of it working touching our border.
That's the issue here - it's not solved by "BASIC MATHS" jfc
Nah they're not really even 'mostly working', but keep back peddling. *beep**beep*
*EDIT* Most people I know in life that are successful, don't look over their fence to see what their neighbor has, but rather what they need.
So are you born smart and destined to be a millionaire? Or does one have to go to school and apply themselves to be brain washed by some ******* professor to become one? If you're smart, is it not possible you won't be really financially successful? I'm not sure what your point is here?
My point is, most successful people want to pay the government the least amount possible. Even if they don't admit it.
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I know plenty of people that would be willing to pool together their bargaining power to get better (more comprehensive) health care for more people for a lower over all cost per. There are examples of it working touching our border.[/b]
Then have them donate their money to whatever charity or health program they wish. I'm sure not stopping them. The government isn't getting one red cent extra from me. I bet a million dollars you pay the IRS the least amount legally possible. Your "people", too.
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That's the issue here - it's not solved by "BASIC MATHS" jfc
Except that it is. Half of America (45%) pays no income taxes. How many tens of trillions will all this crap cost? So guess who gets stuck with the tab? I'll give you a hint--it's not the people who pay nothing.
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Nah they're not really even 'mostly working', but keep back peddling. *beep**beep*
Guess you own zero stock or investments, or never check this thing called the GDP or notice how the economy is doing. The new PM of England used to completely rip Trump, but now he wants a trade deal with him; it's hilarious.
My point is, most successful people want to pay the government the least amount possible. Even if they don't admit it.
I'm curious how you know this if they don't admit it?
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Then have them donate their money to whatever charity or health program they wish. I'm sure not stopping them. The government isn't getting one red cent extra from me. I bet a million dollars you pay the IRS the least amount legally possible. Your "people", too.
Donating to a cause has nothing to do with raising basic universal health standards and quality of life for the country - again, don't see what connection you're attempting to make. I owed for the first time in 2016, could I have found 'some way' to pay less? Maybe? But to be frank as someone that has had some hard times, I actually felt, I'unno, OK with it.
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Except that it is. Half of America (45%) pays no income taxes. How many tens of trillions will all this crap cost? So guess who gets stuck with the tab? I'll give you a hint--it's not the people who pay nothing.
If you love numbers and stats so much, go look up how many 'tens of trillions' get usurped by corporations. Which I guess you're cool with seeing that 'saving as much as legally is possible' is equivalent to 'saving as much as is reasonable'.
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Guess you own zero stock or investments, or never check this thing called the GDP or notice how the economy is doing. The new PM of England used to completely rip Trump, but now he wants a trade deal with him; it's hilarious.
Nah, had a 2 year unemployment stint, and while it sucked, cashed in some stocks to make it work.
I'm curious how you know this if they don't admit it?
Nobody knows who votes for whom when they go behind that curtain. I bet there are millions of "closet" Trump voters, and this wouldn't be the first President where it's like that.
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Donating to a cause has nothing to do with raising basic universal health standards and quality of life for the country - again, don't see what connection you're attempting to make. I owed for the first time in 2016, could I have found 'some way' to pay less? Maybe? But to be frank as someone that has had some hard times, I actually felt, I'unno, OK with it.
Sure it does! To give everyone great healthcare costs money. That's another thing liberals don't get about rich people. Many, many rich people donate to charities, or your words "causes", because they'd rather it go directly to that agenda rather than giving it to Uncle Sam to waste.
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If you love numbers and stats so much, go look up how many 'tens of trillions' get usurped by corporations. Which I guess you're cool with seeing that 'saving as much as legally is possible' is equivalent to 'saving as much as is reasonable'.
Let me guess, you're talking about Amazon? They take the tax money they don't pay and build huge distribution centers, etc. (and write it off), and create thousands and thousands of jobs. Jobs=taxpayers.
Most people who are smart have made it in life and don't want to give their hard-earned money away to bums looking for handouts. In other words, not Bernie supporters.
I know not one person who wants to lose their health insurance for government run crap.
And lol, Trump would completely annihilate either of them. Their stupid, radical, "let's give everyone free sh*t" ideas won't work which is just a matter of basic math.
Meanwhile Trump's policies are mostly working.
Not that someone like you would ever admit it.
The government run "crap" called Medicare seems to be quite popular.
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