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Rich People in America pay by FAR the most taxes
.:DayGoStyLz:.:
--- Quote from: A.G. on October 20, 2003, 11:56:42 PM ---ill worry about this when i hafta pay taxes...
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yah, havin 20-25% of yur paycheck stolen from u...suckz...and bonus's they take 40%. Itz a bitch...lol
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: .:DayGoStyLz:. on October 20, 2003, 11:58:45 PM ---
--- Quote from: A.G. on October 20, 2003, 11:56:42 PM ---ill worry about this when i hafta pay taxes...
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yah, havin 20-25% of yur paycheck stolen from u...suckz...and bonus's they take 40%. Itz a bitch...lol
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Yeah... I had $240 of my $900 check taken from me last month. But I get $17,000 in college aid, growing up I had free health from the state of California 'cause my dad didn't have a job, and I like the nice roads I drive on, the teachers that taught me, the police that protect me, The military that defends me, and the firefighters that have proven over and over again that they are true life action heros. That $240 I could have used, and I wish I had it. But living in the United States, $240 is a bargan for the life we have here. It's all good. In the 90's, it's funny, Bill Clinton raised taxes, and most people didn't care because the common belief was we are paying to live in the greatest nation in the world. Now when times are bad, we want our tax money, interesting. When times are good, we don't mind, times are bad, we care. Oh well, that's the U.S. for ya.
UnstoppableForce:
--- Quote from: M Dogg on October 21, 2003, 04:10:59 PM ---Now when times are bad, we want our tax money, interesting. When times are good, we don't mind, times are bad, we care. Oh well, that's the U.S. for ya.
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Because now we fight meaningless wars for the benefit of an elite group, and we're spending over $100 billion. If it wasn't for our horrible foreign policy, imagine the amount of money we could invest into our own country; the improvements we could make at home. We spend only 2.9% of our budget money on education. Why?
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: BALLAtician on October 21, 2003, 04:17:05 PM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg on October 21, 2003, 04:10:59 PM ---Now when times are bad, we want our tax money, interesting. When times are good, we don't mind, times are bad, we care. Oh well, that's the U.S. for ya.
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Because now we fight meaningless wars for the benefit of an elite group, and we're spending over $100 billion. If it wasn't for our horrible foreign policy, imagine the amount of money we could invest into our own country; the improvements we could make at home. We spend only 2.9% of our budget money on education. Why?
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Yeah.. I know. I know exactly what you are saying. But the party that wants to cut taxes is the one spending the money, and most people agree with the leader of that party. They want to spend, and spend, and yet don't tax. Our debt was planned to be payed off by 2017 under Bill Clintons plan, which had high taxes to pay off debt. But Bush cut taxes, spend more money, and now we are in deeper debt. Amazing, I understand what you are saying, but we need tax dollars, not just for the stupit shit Bush put us into, but to get out of debt, and increase education spending. I am going into teaching, I would like to work with a budget.
UnstoppableForce:
Clinton was a wonderful president. Bush just ruined everything that guy had worked so hard for. Country was going great, and boom a Republican gets into office and look where we are. I believe Bush called his plan the Deficitus Maximus
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