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CagliostroTheGreat
We need jobs.
Kallisti
MystikMushroom
How about instead of not paying taxes do the following:
1. Enforce a lifetime two term limit
2. No money from any company can be used for campaigns, everyone gets the same set amount to work with
3. Salaries are directly tied to approval ratings. Ratings go up, pay goes up
I think that would be a good start...
Kali74
reply to post by neo96
Someone didn't read the whole article.
10 Billion worth of those direct checks go to the 1%.
If the government didn't borrow all the money out of Social Security,
Kali74
reply to post by neo96
Someone didn't read the whole article.
10 Billion worth of those direct checks go to the 1%.
macman
reply to post by olaru12
So, I must continue to fund you, while those that fund me aren't contributing thus leaving me with nothing?
Ask not what your country can do for you, but demand that your neighbor pay for your retirement.
macman
But, you keep not getting angry that where you duped into thinking that the Govt would take care of you and the money you were forced to hand over, and stay angry at those that are actually funding your Govt Ponzi scheme and saying they don't want to be forced to pay for others.
doubletap
CagliostroTheGreat
We need jobs.
Kallisti
Proving jobs to people is NOT a function of government.edit on 12-3-2014 by doubletap because: (no reason given)
Wildmanimal
reply to post by neo96
I must chime in and respectfully disagree with you on this Neo96.
Social Security has a cap limit of $116,000. Of which, I believe there
is a 6.20 % tax.
So in other words, if an individual earned 14 million dollars in 2013,
they would only be liable for the above.
If an individual earned $4.3 Billion in 2013, they still would only be liable
for the above mentioned.
Then again, if an individual earned $117,000 in earnings in 2013,
they also would be liable for the 6.20% on $116,000.