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Who is going to pay for schools, roads, infrastructur in general, hospitals, kindergartens, cultur, military (You spent a huge amount of money on that in the last years), the jurisdiction...who is going to pay for that?
Its not how much you spend, it is where the money goes to.
Id say invest in better education and health care than on the military.
Is there a country in the world that has more military spendings?
Everything in America should be privatized. Keep the government out of business. Investing in education and healthcare is the communist way. America is not communist. That's why American pupils always outscore all other nations. God Ble$$ America!
We can talk about charts all day..the following is interesting data on who pays the brunt of taxes:
the top 10% earners pay over 71% of the nation's taxes
Do you realize how you totally contradict yourself?
You blame Obama because people are poor, then you dont care that the majority had a decrease in income during Bushs presidency and now you praise the rich for paying taxes?
You dont care that the imbalance between rich and poor became bigger and the majority became poorer in the last years?
Everything in America should be privatized. Keep the government out of business. Investing in education and healthcare is the communist way. America is not communist. That's why American pupils always outscore all other nations. God Ble$$ America!
Then, consequently, that means staying out military.
If your government hadnt invested in education long time ago, you wouldnt be able to write and read.
We can talk about charts all day..the following is interesting data on who pays the brunt of taxes:
the top 10% earners pay over 71% of the nation's taxes
We can talk about charts all day..the following is interesting data on who pays the brunt of taxes:
the top 10% earners pay over 71% of the nation's taxes
Do you realize how you totally contradict yourself?
You blame Obama because people are poor, then you dont care that the majority had a decrease in income during Bushs presidency and now you praise the rich for paying taxes?
You dont care that the imbalance between rich and poor became bigger and the majority became poorer in the last years?
Its amazing how any time his points are questioned he runs away from it and refuses to answer the question. Speaking of which Tony I'm still awaiting your answer how an extra $750 in taxes for someone making $275,000 a year is going to hurt the economy....
just curious...if wealth disparity causes economic decline...then why did the former Soviet Union economic system collaspe...there was very little wealth disparity if any in their system...hmmm
Its amazing how any time his points are questioned he runs away from it and refuses to answer the question. Speaking of which Tony I'm still awaiting your answer how an extra $750 in taxes for someone making $275,000 a year is going to hurt the economy....
ok...smash..lets say i was going to purchase a new tv or laptop..well you just took that $750 away from me..I decide not to purchase that TV or laptop...and lets say others like me decide to do the same...loss for the retailer...lower profits...layoff employees...domino effect...thats how...
ok...smash..lets say i was going to purchase a new tv or laptop..well you just took that $750 away from me..I decide not to purchase that TV or laptop...and lets say others like me decide to do the same...loss for the retailer...lower profits...layoff employees...domino effect...thats how...
again..its no ones business whats in my wallet...
That might make sense if the extra $750 was the difference to being able to afford it or not, but that isn't the case when you are making $275,000....
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