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originally posted by: ausername
a reply to: amazing
This tax reform is completely opposite from obamacare which was designed to take money away from working people.
The democrats are so far on the wrong side of all of this, in the end they may never find a way back.
That too is a good thing, depending on perspective of course.
originally posted by: ausername
a reply to: amazing
This tax reform is completely opposite from obamacare which was designed to take money away from working people.
The democrats are so far on the wrong side of all of this, in the end they may never find a way back.
That too is a good thing, depending on perspective of course.
originally posted by: amazing
originally posted by: ausername
a reply to: amazing
This tax reform is completely opposite from obamacare which was designed to take money away from working people.
The democrats are so far on the wrong side of all of this, in the end they may never find a way back.
That too is a good thing, depending on perspective of course.
I disagree with Obama Care. If you do some google searches like how many people were hurt by Obama care or how many people were helped by Obama care you'll get wildly different answers. And I think that's how it went. It helped a lot of people and hurt some people. It was designed help people though. A lot of people talk about how their insurance went up but insurance goes up every year no matter what. Anyways, I agree that Democrats are on the wrong side of this one,
originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: ausername
a reply to: amazing
This tax reform is completely opposite from obamacare which was designed to take money away from working people.
The democrats are so far on the wrong side of all of this, in the end they may never find a way back.
That too is a good thing, depending on perspective of course.
Democrats are on the side of fiscal responsibility here.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: xuenchen
Yeah , Damn Good Money Spent by Damn Good People to Support a Currently Damn Good Economy that will Damn Good Help Everyone in this God Damn Country ! ........DAMN !......
originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: whywhynot
Can't wait. I was hoping we could repeal the 22nd. And just get rid of the Constitution.
Since Trump is the physical embodiment of the Constitution.
originally posted by: Tempter
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: UKTruth
It's quite sickening how rich sheltered assholes in Washington DC and the media talk about $200-$300 a month as if it's nothing. They probably spend that much on lunch every day and have zero clue what that could mean to a family struggling just to make ends meet.
$200-$300 more left in each paycheck? Yes, that's "damn good money."
What amounts to an extra (almost) tank of gas per month thanks to saving $300 spread over twelve months? It helps, but it's not "damn good money."
ETA - I think that's where confusion is being exploited, is my point.
Do you even understand the situation? It appears not.
Sure, the initial tax REFUND (of collected taxes the year prior) will be about 2k-4k or more on average. That's a one-time refund.
But the COLLECTION of taxes that will be taken from each paycheck will go down about 166$-300$ per paycheck (monthly distributions) due to the lessened required amount factored in, assuming your deductions are parallel.
Are you following?
1) Initial refund amount (in 2018)
2) Less taxes owed and therefore taken from your paycheck during the year as well, assuming the IRS doesn't take until 2019 to implement the changes, those friggin pricks.
originally posted by: rickymouse
I'd rather have scraps and crumbs than nothing at all.
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Liquesence
Yup, throwing scraps, or crumbs, to the people as means of appeasement and them thinking they're actually coming out ahead, while ultimately screwing them as those at the top run to the bank, laughing.
Classy.
Rich people already pay an unfair amount in tax - massively unfair.
What do you want - to make it more unfair? You sound like a communist.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: rickymouse
I'd rather have scraps and crumbs than nothing at all.
So what happens when spending cuts in the same economy far outweigh the scraps being left under the table?
originally posted by: PorteurDeMort
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Liquesence
Yup, throwing scraps, or crumbs, to the people as means of appeasement and them thinking they're actually coming out ahead, while ultimately screwing them as those at the top run to the bank, laughing.
Classy.
Rich people already pay an unfair amount in tax - massively unfair.
What do you want - to make it more unfair? You sound like a communist.
I hope you mean unfair as in, they do not pay nearly enough. While those like myself who make less than $30,000 a year can barely survive and will be screwed over so rich a$$#oles with private jets get more tax breaks.
originally posted by: Liquesence
Yup, throwing scraps, or crumbs, to the people as means of appeasement and them thinking they're actually coming out ahead, while ultimately screwing them as those at the top run to the bank, laughing.
Classy.