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If I pay someone for goods and services with the income I earned and was taxed on... I expect them to pay THEIR taxes. And if they are evading taxes because they have very smart lawyers or simply have no scruples, then yes, I do have a problem with it.
But it isn't like I know what kind of taxes businesses are paying. I can't direct my money towards the companies paying their fair share.
How is that bogus?
If 50% of people pay zero federal income tax, what's their fair share to the society?
Why should anybody be forced at gunpoint to pay more than zero?
Location: Live:Downtown Phoenix, AZ/Work:Greater Los Angeles, CA
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Commons = freeloaders
The world of Vlajos=Private business running everything, including mercenaries for police and for profit private fire fighters. Sounds like a nightmare to me.....
I agree. But I'm not sure this person will stop making mistakes. The US is chock full of people making the same mistakes over and over and over again. They're the ones who are unhappily mired in the consequences of their own actions, but lash out at those who are successful, blaming them for their own mistake after mistake after mistake.
Yup it's always everybody else's fault and as a result they don't feel there is any reason to question their part in why their life sucks nor do they take any responsibility for it. The cycle will never end at this rate.
You seriously went to University of Phoenix and then only got an AA????? And it took you 3 years to get that AA?? Well NOW it makes perfect sense why you can't get a job in your field.
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