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Let's call that an extra $235 per month.
originally posted by: richapau
a reply to: Deplorable
If you are ok with CHUMP CHANGE while the tax bill give Don the Con's billionaire buddies tens of millions in tax break you really need a reality check.
originally posted by: intrptr
Whats that 2500 a year?
originally posted by: richapau
a reply to: Deplorable
If you are ok with CHUMP CHANGE while the tax bill give Don the Con's billionaire buddies tens of millions in tax break you really need a reality check.
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
originally posted by: richapau
a reply to: Deplorable
If you are ok with CHUMP CHANGE while the tax bill give Don the Con's billionaire buddies tens of millions in tax break you really need a reality check.
OMG no!!! The people paying hundreds of millions in taxes are getting 10s of millions in tax breaks while I sit here making tens of thousands and getting singles of thousands in tax breaks!!! Where's my tens of millions?
Seriously, the numbers work out in favor of a concept known as fairness. If someone throws a party, buys all the food, buys all the drink, pays for the club, pays the DJ, and then hands out gift bags to all the guests, you're literally looking at people complaining because they walked into the club wearing jeans and a t-shirt and weren't gifted enough to walk out in an Armani suit like the host wore.
originally posted by: Nyiah
Works out to about $50 extra a month for us. That's honestly not even noticeable for us despite being lower MC for where we live.
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Nyiah
47% of earners pay zero dollars in net income taxes and actually saw more money in IRS rebates paid to them than they paid to the IRS last year... your idea of what is and what is not "fair" isn't sustainable.
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Nyiah
No, I'm not for corporate welfare, but what you too frequently complain about isn't corporate welfare. Taking less from an entity (individual tax payer or corporation) in taxes is in no way "welfare." I am opposed to kickbacks, subsidies, and TARP was an abomination... I have zero beef with Uncle Sam stealing less money from anyone who earned it, however.