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Another interesting aspect to your comment is that you could easily argue that the oppression of the colonies by England, particularly in the tax code, is far less relative to the current oppression of the American people by it's government.Originally posted by hoosierThe problem with your armed civilians=deterrant against oppression argument is that it's ahistorical. You're treating every society as if it were late 18th century America."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck
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The diff. between colonial times and today is that they were willing to pay the tax. they just wanted to be represented in parlament. We have representation (however, some may argue that tax payers are not represented in our gov't) however, are being overtaxed!Originally posted by mraynrandAnother interesting aspect to your comment is that you could easily argue that the oppression of the colonies by England, particularly in the tax code, is far less relative to the current oppression of the American people by it's government.Originally posted by hoosierThe problem with your armed civilians=deterrant against oppression argument is that it's ahistorical. You're treating every society as if it were late 18th century America.
To say that citizens overthrowing a gov't is ahistorical is completley false. how many revolutions would you like me to state to show how armed civilians overthrow an oppressive gov't. Starting before our revolution to present day.
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Yes.Originally posted by Little Whiskeyany taxes or Federal taxes?Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that.
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hi dummyOriginally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that."Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck
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Tyrone, he's right, you're wrong, again.Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that.
You are implying that these people pay social security. What you're forgetting about is that most of the social security taxes these low income workers pay is rebated through other credits on the tax form, examples are child tax credit, additional child tax credit, earned income credit, and various other entitlements.
While the 41% deals with specifically federal INCOME tax, there is a large percentage of that 41% number that is paying no effective federal taxes of ANY kind.
Maybe you should stop googling for a little while and start thinking. If you've got it in you...
Here's something to get you started.
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Sorry, but FICA and income taxes aren't the only Federal taxes we pay.....Originally posted by retailguyTyrone, he's right, you're wrong, again.Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that.
You are implying that these people pay social security. What you're forgetting about is that most of the social security taxes these low income workers pay is rebated through other credits on the tax form, examples are child tax credit, additional child tax credit, earned income credit, and various other entitlements.
While the 41% deals with specifically federal INCOME tax, there is a large percentage of that 41% number that is paying no effective federal taxes of ANY kind.
Maybe you should stop googling for a little while and start thinking. If you've got it in you...
Here's something to get you started.
http://www.taxfoundation.org/news/show/1410.html
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Now you want to talk semantics. Ok, how about the guy who "pays" $10 of taxes by your definition but gets $20 of benefit/services back. Does he pay taxes or not?Originally posted by hoosierSorry, but FICA and income taxes aren't the only Federal taxes we pay.....Originally posted by retailguyTyrone, he's right, you're wrong, again.Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that.
You are implying that these people pay social security. What you're forgetting about is that most of the social security taxes these low income workers pay is rebated through other credits on the tax form, examples are child tax credit, additional child tax credit, earned income credit, and various other entitlements.
While the 41% deals with specifically federal INCOME tax, there is a large percentage of that 41% number that is paying no effective federal taxes of ANY kind.
Maybe you should stop googling for a little while and start thinking. If you've got it in you...
Here's something to get you started.
http://www.taxfoundation.org/news/show/1410.html
Classic liberalism, can't argue the point straight up so play number/word games to shift the attention away from the fact that 41% of the people's vote have been bought by giving them get out of taxes free cards.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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You can't possibly quantify the ways in which each of us benefit from the federal system, so I don't really see what your point is. Somebody receives more $ value in "services" than they pay in taxes, and others pay a higher $ value than they receive in direct services. And this is news???? Look around you, Bobblehead, most of your conservative breathren are relatively at peace with the idea of a progressive tax structure. It's a system that has been in place for more than 75 years--hardly a matter of "semantics."Originally posted by bobbleheadNow you want to talk semantics. Ok, how about the guy who "pays" $10 of taxes by your definition but gets $20 of benefit/services back. Does he pay taxes or not?Originally posted by hoosierSorry, but FICA and income taxes aren't the only Federal taxes we pay.....Originally posted by retailguyTyrone, he's right, you're wrong, again.Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that.
You are implying that these people pay social security. What you're forgetting about is that most of the social security taxes these low income workers pay is rebated through other credits on the tax form, examples are child tax credit, additional child tax credit, earned income credit, and various other entitlements.
While the 41% deals with specifically federal INCOME tax, there is a large percentage of that 41% number that is paying no effective federal taxes of ANY kind.
Maybe you should stop googling for a little while and start thinking. If you've got it in you...
Here's something to get you started.
http://www.taxfoundation.org/news/show/1410.html
Classic liberalism, can't argue the point straight up so play number/word games to shift the attention away from the fact that 41% of the people's vote have been bought by giving them get out of taxes free cards.
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Nice hedge. The # stated was 41%.Originally posted by retailguyTyrone, he's right, you're wrong, again.Originally posted by Tyrone BiggunsReally? They don't pay any taxes?Originally posted by mraynrand41% of Americans have representation without taxation, at the Federal level.
Think hard about that.
You are implying that these people pay social security. What you're forgetting about is that most of the social security taxes these low income workers pay is rebated through other credits on the tax form, examples are child tax credit, additional child tax credit, earned income credit, and various other entitlements.
While the 41% deals with specifically federal INCOME tax, there is a large percentage of that 41% number that is paying no effective federal taxes of ANY kind.
Maybe you should stop googling for a little while and start thinking. If you've got it in you...
Here's something to get you started.
http://www.taxfoundation.org/news/show/1410.html
I am right. YOu are wrong.
And making statements about "large percentage" is just...well, nothing.
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