God I hope Romney wins - ZERO TAXES
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Guys, if you don't pay taxes, who the fuck is going to pay for the food stamps?
PS: Whats with all universities donating to Obama campaign. What are they gaining if he wins?
PS: Whats with all universities donating to Obama campaign. What are they gaining if he wins?
^^^ Don't give a fuck - they can just print more fake money and more food stamps for all I care, as long as I don't have to pay for them.
That's a great list. Too funny.
Banks are praying for a Repeal of Dodd Frank and Removal of the CFPB. Time will tell if he actually does anything about either, but they are killing the economy and banks. Dodd Frank has only been partially enacted and banks are hiring entire departments to comply. Their are several law firms that give seminars on how to handle CFPB audits - the CFPB being a totally independent all powerful, really, regulatory agency.
The aggregate of those contributions pales in comparison to the money being lost to comply with Dodd Frank. The numbers are a joke too. Who is worried about $1M? Everyone around here talks of candidates being owned by corps, crap I could make a hundred million $'s easy just controlling a local board of supervisors. If the control is most around here claim is real then the ROI must be put the best IM's campaigns to shame.
Back on topic - what a boon to Payor's and Payee's of dividends. Instant increase of net return. Awesome.
Dodd Frank isn't a pimple on a toad's ass.
Until the Federal Reserve is abolished, all of this is just dicking around the margins.
Yes, lowering taxes will bring money in, where it will promptly be destroyed by Federal Reserve money printing.
Buy Tom Woods "Meltdown" or Ron Paul's "End The FED" and learn about this stuff because it's crucial to your security and your prosperity.
Don't be a sucker. Don't fall for political talking points.
Until the Federal Reserve is abolished, all of this is just dicking around the margins.
Yes, lowering taxes will bring money in, where it will promptly be destroyed by Federal Reserve money printing.
Buy Tom Woods "Meltdown" or Ron Paul's "End The FED" and learn about this stuff because it's crucial to your security and your prosperity.
Don't be a sucker. Don't fall for political talking points.
No taxes and who's gonna pay for the roads and basic infrastructure? You guys are all a bunch of fucking whining retards.
Fair enough, but if I am stuck with the Fed and the looming "meltdown" for now I'd like to do it without Dodd Frank. It's like the choice between spending your last weeks at home or in the hospice.
Actually a lot of the road and infrastructure is paid via gasoline taxes (60% of federal gas taxes are used for highway and bridge construction ) and toll roads ( where needed ) and in other taxes that have nothing to do with dividends and capital gains.
Legislation isn't the problem. It's a problem. But it's not THE problem.
The problem is, the US spends +50% more than it takes in, and has welfare promises that may exceed $80 trillion over the next 100 years.
Your government is on a path to total collapse.
The stakes are so much higher than partisan politics, but y'all are obsessed with red team vs blue team.
In the end, it won't matter who pulls the trigger because they both took turns loading the gun for 100 years. And you guys all cheered them on while they did it.
Funny, but I'll go full nerd again and point out that retired people make up like 20% of voters, whereas those with incomes below $15,000 account for only about 5%.
Don't worry, when we go broke we got an ace in the hole... an invasion of Canada! We hear you have plenty of resources up there.. we're coming.
I'm still amazed by the level of ignorance among all kinds of Americans about the reality we face in the near future because of credit and currency expansion. And these are educated people too, even people with business degrees and such, yet they don't even know what "fiat" means. I guess I shouldn't be surprised by that, but with the access to information we have these days, not to mention these issues have become fairly mainstream because of high profile people like Ron Paul and Peter Schiff, it still boggles my mind. It's not like money printing is some new phenomena. It's happened over and over, and it never ends well.
I think Americans are largely conditioned to think things will work out okay, and the powers that be know what they're doing, and their standard of living will never change all that much. Or if it does, it'll be temporary until the next "recovery." That's not even mentioning the problems we're going to have with energy, particularly after the dollar can't buy shit for oil.
I try to clue people in when I can, or if they seem receptive. But, being Dr. Buzzkill or the guy who clears the room gets old. Most people just do not want to hear bad news.
I think Americans are largely conditioned to think things will work out okay, and the powers that be know what they're doing, and their standard of living will never change all that much. Or if it does, it'll be temporary until the next "recovery." That's not even mentioning the problems we're going to have with energy, particularly after the dollar can't buy shit for oil.
I try to clue people in when I can, or if they seem receptive. But, being Dr. Buzzkill or the guy who clears the room gets old. Most people just do not want to hear bad news.