US economy going down the toilet

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JD7.62;2027279; said:
Voss, the top 1% richest Americans pay nearly have of all taxes. The top 50% pay over 95% of taxes. How is that fair?

For the record, Im poor. I can just see the flaw in the whole "the rich dont pay" argument the dems use to get votes.

Not to mention if you look across the world, the amount our "rich" pay in taxes is right at the top.
 
Mystix212;2006057; said:
Its great for us. I can now buy for example, an AC120 HOB filter for 40 bucks and have it shipped for 50 bucks, and save $110 overall.

I love this because the dollar is low, so foreigners (sp) spend their money here instead of in thier own contries, which really just fixes and boosts our economy and hurts theirs. Yay
 
lol your judging others intelligence...

voss345;2027223; said:
finally someone said something smart


And then you come out with this...

Name ONE trillionaire for me. I think you ment to say gazzillionaire ;)

voss345;2027223; said:
there is something like 1% of trillionaires that dont pay up for anything beacuse they keep getting richer of the stock market interest etc etc etc
 
hamato_yoshii;1996509; said:
I do research and find out the best ways as a citizen to vote so that the proper people can put the proper legislation in place to help fix the "problem".[/QUOTE]

Hmmmm! legislation? at what level City, State, Federal? Could you give me some examples of how that would work? What problem is the root cause?

I was always under the impression that excessive Fed Govt legislation causes more problems...:popcorn:
 
unless the rich get taxed on what they make off there stock options ?????

i dont know alot about this topic so i shouldnt be talking
hopefully it gains some strength
going to college next year is gonna cost almost 40 k a year for me :eek:
 
Mr Pleco;2037163; said:
hamato_yoshii;1996509; said:
I do research and find out the best ways as a citizen to vote so that the proper people can put the proper legislation in place to help fix the "problem".[/QUOTE]

Hmmmm! legislation? at what level City, State, Federal? Could you give me some examples of how that would work? What problem is the root cause?

I was always under the impression that excessive Fed Govt legislation causes more problems...:popcorn:

While I could argue with your "impression", I won't because I agree. I may have just stated my opinon a little different than intended. I also do not think that "more" legislation would equal a beeter out come. That is unless the legislation is on less expansion and spending of our govt. In that case I would agree with more legislation. :)
 
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