Most Americans Favor Tax Increases On Wealthy (Congress, salary, legal)
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You need to talk to your rightwing buddies about not paying taxes. Several posters on here have admitted to being in that 51 percent group Fox likes to call "takers."
you mean like me...a poor person...yet I dont pay federally...I did my time 25 year in the military
but I get screwed by the other taxes (sate and local)
we (all americans) pay TOO much in taxes , especially for the little we get back
you mean like me...a poor person...yet I dont pay federally...I did my time 25 year in the military
but I get screwed by the other taxes (sate and local)
we (all americans) pay TOO much in taxes , especially for the little we get back
cut taxes, and cut the government
Yes, people like you -- I don't think you're a "taker" -- that's the other side talking, not mine. I just love how that 51 percent figures gets thrown out there with no futher analysis: age, gender, current employment, etc., etc. Details, details.
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Most Americans Favor Tax Increases On Wealthy
That's because they do not understand that tax increases does not change the habits of the wealthy and so therefore will do absolutely no good. Tax increases only whittles down the middle man and increases the poor man population.
What would work, is take away the wealthy's government subsidies.
You need to talk to your rightwing buddies about not paying taxes. Several posters on here have admitted to being in that 51 percent group Fox likes to call "takers."
I'm in that 51% group and willing to pay "my share" when all of those takers begin to pay as well. I go through GREAT lenghts to avoid taxes and changing the tax code isnt going to subject me and others like me to paying one dam cent more than we currently pay.
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