The wealthiest 1% close to becoming richer than the entire upper middle class (interstate, ethic)
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Do you have an issue when a corporation uses their power to get out of paying a lower effective rate on taxes? Do you have an issue when a government get's involved in property disputes and reinforces private property rights?
Do you have an issue when 45% of all US 1040 filers pay no federal income tax whatsoever?
Do you have an issue when 45% of all US 1040 filers pay no federal income tax whatsoever?
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Originally Posted by ecko_complex24
You live in a society correct? Who do you think gains more value from the infrastructure and systems that were created by government research and spending? So you support complete free market capitalism correct?
I'll answer your question, but you need to answer my previously posted questions first. Do you have an issue with democracy? I previously asked that and you didn't answer.
I'll answer your question, but you need to answer my previously posted questions first. Do you have an issue with democracy? I previously asked that and you didn't answer.
I'll answer your question, but you need to answer my previously posted questions first. Do you have an issue with democracy? I previously asked that and you didn't answer.
Do I have an issue with Democracy? No. But it is in fact true that those who pay little to nothing in taxes get the biggest bang for their buck as we all use the exact same infrastructure/systems to buy what we need to live: food, clothing, shelter, etc.
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