US-Iran War Mudpit Thread

[DBCowboy]

No.

What says a lot is this thread is about America playing rabid lapdog to Israel.

To bomb a sovereign country. Then do it again. As America circles the drain.

And you’re bitching about taxes.

That is all.

Oh ffs, the joos again.

And you still won't say we should pay less in taxes.

[CriticalStinker]

Do you think we should be paying more or less taxes?

Decreasing taxes without reducing spending is just a loan. We pay in taxes in the future, or inflation.

You can’t beat math. We cut taxes but debt is only going up, not sure how that is pro American.

[SteamyAmerican]

Oh ffs, the joos again.

And you still won't say we should pay less in taxes.

Oh FFS. It were the Jews that call Trump the most Jewish prez in history. Untwist your panties.

i can deflect and throw a thread with the best of them. This is about winning so hard in Iran we went back to do it again.

America was founded when we got to scrapping over 2% because of stamps and tea. Now we sit at around 35% because of a temporary “law” that was implemented after a World War. Crickets. So yeah. As America approaches its 250th, don’t hit me up for couch change to pay for gas to get to work, er um, I mean taxes.

Btw it’s the Fed that controls the dollar not the IRS.

I pay them like the rest of us.

I just don’t like using them to bomb brown kids in countries I ain’t ever gonna visit or support countries with foreign aid when we have our own problems to address.

[DBCowboy]

Decreasing taxes without reducing spending is just a loan. We pay in taxes in the future, or inflation.

You can’t beat math. We cut taxes but debt is only going up, not sure how that is pro American.

ANOTHER person who says we shouldn't lower taxes.

WTF!

[DBCowboy]

Oh FFS. It were the Jews that call Trump the most Jewish prez in history. Untwist your panties.

i can deflect and throw a thread with the best of them. This is about winning so hard in Iran we went back to do it again.

America was founded when we got to scrapping over 2% because of stamps and tea. Now we sit at around 35% because of a “law” that was implemented after a World War. Crickets. So yeah. As America approaches its 250th, don’t hit me up for couch change to pay for gas to get to work, er um, I mean taxes.

Btw it’s the Fed that controls the dollar not the IRS.

I pay them like the rest of us.

I just don’t like using them to bomb brown kids in countries I ain’t ever gonna visit or support countries with foreign aid when we have our own problems to address.

BS

You for lowering taxes or not?

Simple yes or no.

[CriticalStinker]

ANOTHER person who says we shouldn't lower taxes.

WTF!

You misread my post. I’m all for lowering liability per citizen.

Lowering taxes without cutting spending is a loan. That’s very basic math.

[SteamyAmerican]

BS

You for lowering taxes or not?

Simple yes or no.

I’m for not using them to bomb brown kids in countries I’m never gonna visit, and not paying out other countries like they were on SNAP.

[DBCowboy]

So no one can still say, I'm for lowering taxes.

Jesus.

Am I on a Marxist website?

[CriticalStinker]

So no one can still say, I'm for lowering taxes.

Jesus.

Am I on a Marxist website?

One of my top voting priorities would be to decrease tax burden on average Americans without decreasing their spending power.

Framing is often important. Taxes have gone down, but so has purchasing power. 

Look at most charts in the past 25~ years and if you adjust for inflation, the stats are bad for middle America. I don’t think we need charts for most people to agree on that.

We could make taxes 0% for the bottoms 80% of Americans, and if we don’t adjust spending than we’ll just see increased inflation and spending towards interest. Servicing loans is going to be the number one federal expenditure in the next few years. Higher than healthcare, social security and defense.

These aren’t talking points, they’re mathematical realities.

[cherokeetroy]

So no one can still say, I'm for lowering taxes.

Jesus.

Am I on a Marxist website?

Who cares if rising living costs and inflation offset or erase the gains