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//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/popcorn.gif.32dd9e22fd77e77bc3c907062768fcd2.gif Couldn't agree with you more Audiolife.
He is beyond and idiot all he is doing is showing the crap that lines up that means NOTHING to his argument and then tries to pretend with no direct implementation of any of his "facts" into our modern economic situation and some how thinks through the magic of the liberal unicorn everything will work. Higher tax rates will mean better economy with NOTHING in between. You might get a "government does it better" reply but anyone with a basic economics class knows that it is all Marxist propaganda drawn up by hacks who couldn't make it in the real world without being the immoral unethical hacks that they ***** about.- What is worse yet they do so to force a permanent class structure. More poor fewer rich but the rich will always be the same.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/popcorn.gif.32dd9e22fd77e77bc3c907062768fcd2.gif Couldn't agree with you more Audiolife.
Its funny how you say my point is obvious, and then continue on your tangent that shows you either cant follow my point, or refuse to do so. The only comparison I made between slavery and your 90% tax idea, was to conclude both have been advocated by our govt in the past. The fact that you mention, that slavery is so obviously unfair, is the exact reaction my comparison was suppose to reveal. I say 90% tax rates are unfair, you say our govt has done it in the past. I say our govt has advocated slavery in the past, and you say '90% taxes and slavery arent the same thing'. No shit, sherlock. Get a clue, I get tired of waiting for your brain to play catch-up in these discussions.Your point is obvious. What should be even more obvious is how ridiculous comparing SLAVERY to higher taxes on the rich is. Not that it doesn't paint an accurate picture of your viewpoint in general. My point is that it's black and white that Slavery is a horrible evil, while taxing the rich more than the average person to combat homelessness or to help the average person live a little more comfortably isn't so bad.
Again, it just comes down to whether or not you have the compassion to care about others who are less fortunate than you. You'll of course call me an extremist to say that conservatives don't care about people, but that really is the only way to characterize it. How does saying that maintaining a rich person's ability to buy Ferraris or go yatching in their third or fourth houses in Florida more important than making sure everyone in this country has a roof over their head and food to eat translate into caring? Seriously, tell me, I want to know.
Take that 'Democrats just care about less fortunate people' bullshit somewhere that people might be stupid enough to believe it, not here. First off, YOU would stand to benefit from your 90% tax structure. So when YOU advocate that tax structure, YOU are the people you refer to as 'less fortunate'. Secondly, Democrats like to pretend this is all about fairness, that poor poor average citizen who is 'less fortunate' than the elite richest 1%. Those same Democrats, people like you, fail to remember you are TAKING money from people who EARNED IT to play your little 'lets be fair and share' game. We've been through this before, frankly Im surprised you still think that failed line of reasoning will work on me. Im sure it helps you keep a sense of personal fairness as you are demanding benefits from someone elses money, but your little ego saving excuse does not work on me.Again, it just comes down to whether or not you have the compassion to care about others who are less fortunate than you.
Its funny you mention the G20 summit. Its at the last G20 summit that China beat on us, the United States, for basically reneging on our debts to them by printing more money, devaluing the dollar, and devaluing the debt we owe to them. Our country is in a major fiscal crisis, and our politicians are simply printing more money to help the short-term and saying screw the long term effects. At what point do we need to stop thinking short term and start thinking long term?Yeah, we're all going to take someone seriously who uses terms like "super, super rich". Do you even understand how this country is run? Like I said 1000 times, G20 summit. We are part of a super power that is the top 20 countries in the world that get together to have a little pissing match (meeting) about how each country is going to run. Ever wonder why every few 100's or 1000's of years each dynasty takes a dump and another one rises like clockwork? Wake up sheep.
Yet you seem to be drawing a correlation between lower taxes = higher government revenue and more economic growth, and there is none.Since government is public sector and the economy is private sector the more money left in the private sector means there is more money to be earned and not handed out by government. You can not ignore what is happening in an economy and look at tax rates and say "see higher tax rates means better economy" for the very reasons I have stated. You can keep up with you ignorant rant all you want but there is no direct correlation due to "higher tax rate means better economy" your argument means about the same as "pollution makes humans live longer".
Believe it or not, a point can be understood though not agreed with. I understand the point you're making, but it's bullshit. Even though our government allowed it, Slavery was an obviously horrible practice. Taxing the rich is nowhere near as horrible as slavery (and I'm obviously arguing that it isn't bad at all). Thus, your comparison is invalid. I know what you're trying to say, but slavery and taxing the rich are nowhere near comparable. Sorry.Its funny how you say my point is obvious, and then continue on your tangent that shows you either cant follow my point, or refuse to do so. The only comparison I made between slavery and your 90% tax idea, was to conclude both have been advocated by our govt in the past. The fact that you mention, that slavery is so obviously unfair, is the exact reaction my comparison was suppose to reveal. I say 90% tax rates are unfair, you say our govt has done it in the past. I say our govt has advocated slavery in the past, and you say '90% taxes and slavery arent the same thing'. No shit, sherlock. Get a clue, I get tired of waiting for your brain to play catch-up in these discussions.
Why, because you have no counter to it? Like I said (you know, the part that you conveniently left out of your quote. I wonder why), it's impossible to characterize it any other way.Take that 'Democrats just care about less fortunate people' bullshit somewhere that people might be stupid enough to believe it, not here.
Yeah, me and the other 294 million people in this country who would stand to benefit from it. But you're most worried about the 3 million who making millions of dollars a year instead of the 100 million who barely have enough money to pay their bills. It's like asking someone if they would punch 1 person in the arm to save the lives of 30 people and saying that it's unfair because that 1 person doesn't deserve to be punched in the arm.First off, YOU would stand to benefit from your 90% tax structure. So when YOU advocate that tax structure, YOU are the people you refer to as 'less fortunate'.
Wait, the poorest people in the country aren't really less fortunate than the richest 1%?Secondly, Democrats like to pretend this is all about fairness, that poor poor average citizen who is 'less fortunate' than the elite richest 1%.
Yeah, they earned it by working so hard, pleading with god to be born into a rich family. You really think that anything but a small minority of the richest people in this country weren't born into wealth? You're really that naive? I'm not saying they simply inherited all of their money or something, but the education they received and connections they were able to make (no what, but who you know) would have never happened if they didn't come from an affluent family.Those same Democrats, people like you, fail to remember you are TAKING money from people who EARNED IT to play your little 'lets be fair and share' game.
So you can hate your government and align yourself with those who think it should be small and only cover the basic needs and that government is distrustful blah blah blah, but when someone actually comes out and talks about the lies of government and what not, they're a traitor who you want to shoot? Double standard anyone? Do you realize how stupid you are.Traitor...should be shot. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/boink.gif.91933e72f927f2cefc79aff02573090c.gif
Really? So the economy really shrunk under Reagan vs Carter and Carter was just so good he got smashed by Reagan and Reagan ****** so bad he blew away Micheal Dukakis? Sweet , that goes along the lines of Obama's incoherent rant about being a really good 1 term president...which means he does not care about what the people want but only his ideology which in turn means he is tyrannical which totally ignores the "for the people by the people" saying in our government's founding. Jolly good for you to point that out Proxy, I am impressed.Yet you seem to be drawing a correlation between lower taxes = higher government revenue and more economic growth, and there is none.
Lets see so you admit government lies but you pick and choose the lies to advance the causes to your liking. Thanks for pointing that out as well. Bigger government that lies must just lie better then.So you can hate your government and align yourself with those who think it should be small and only cover the basic needs and that government is distrustful blah blah blah, but when someone actually comes out and talks about the lies of government and what not, they're a traitor who you want to shoot? Double standard anyone? Do you realize how stupid you are.
Hilariously enough, I'm sure this is happening everywhere on the right, while it's those on the left who mostly commend Assange for what he is doing. Classic.
You are a Marxist class warfare type aren't you? It's not OK for Goldman Sachs but it is OK for Franklin Raines of Fannie Mae?Believe it or not, a point can be understood though not agreed with. I understand the point you're making, but it's bullshit. Even though our government allowed it, Slavery was an obviously horrible practice. Taxing the rich is nowhere near as horrible as slavery (and I'm obviously arguing that it isn't bad at all). Thus, your comparison is invalid. I know what you're trying to say, but slavery and taxing the rich are nowhere near comparable. Sorry.Wow a leftist trying to take the moral high ground against the left. Like minded people were the cause of slavery and segregation in this country. They were also pro big government and more pro socialist. Even the man in your picture expanded on Woodrow Wilson's vision which expanded the need for the Civil Rights Act.
Why, because you have no counter to it? Like I said (you know, the part that you conveniently left out of your quote. I wonder why), it's impossible to characterize it any other way.
Democrats are never responsible for any bad then huh? That is a historic blunder on your part.
Yeah, me and the other 294 million people in this country who would stand to benefit from it. But you're most worried about the 3 million who making millions of dollars a year instead of the 100 million who barely have enough money to pay their bills. It's like asking someone if they would punch 1 person in the arm to save the lives of 30 people and saying that it's unfair because that 1 person doesn't deserve to be punched in the arm.
Please tell us all the great benefits we would all gain. Do all those people on welfare barely get by? Are those people you want to keep on welfare figured into your statistics?
Wait, the poorest people in the country aren't really less fortunate than the richest 1%?
Created equal is a rights issue not a "we all get the samethings no matter what we do with our lives issue".
Yeah, they earned it by working so hard, pleading with god to be born into a rich family. You really think that anything but a small minority of the richest people in this country weren't born into wealth? You're really that naive? I'm not saying they simply inherited all of their money or something, but the education they received and connections they were able to make (no what, but who you know) would have never happened if they didn't come from an affluent family.
Regardless, you really think the CEO of goldman sachs works so hard he has actually deserves to make over 20 million dollars a year? It's not like you have small business owners making $500k a year. He's doing good if he's generating that much in revenue.
You think George W Bush would have ever became president if he wasn't born into wealth?