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11 Things The Wealthiest 400 Americans Could Buy Their Country

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The Fed has money? And here I thought it was about to default.

leftwingers and other statists think the government actually has money rather than holding stuff it took from us
 
I tend to be concerned about people when it comes to those who are unfairly taxed rather than hiding behind state stuff that is pretty irrelevant.


Then stand up for the great citizens of New York who pay in more than they get back from the feds!

And stop your State from leeching!

:lamo
 
Then stand up for the great citizens of New York who pay in more than they get back from the feds!

And stop your State from leeching!

:lamo

All states work in a deficit, which means they all recieve federal funding.

Alabama is dead in the center. Don't consider that a bad thing, but not really a good thing either.
 
All states work in a deficit, which means they all recieve federal funding.

Alabama is dead in the center. Don't consider that a bad thing, but not really a good thing either.


New York pays in more than they get in return.
 
Then stand up for the great citizens of New York who pay in more than they get back from the feds!

And stop your State from leeching!

:lamo

why, I pay hundreds of thousands and I get no more from the feds that anyone else and probably less than most of those who pay no income taxes
 
your dishonest claims gets old. I know what an estate tax is-its what many of us call a death tax

Here is a great line from the Von Mises Institute about the uber rich favoring the death tax

Warren Buffett, who is horrifying when it comes to assesing politics and freedom. Family heirs, he says, have already won an “ovarian lottery,” and thus should not be “rewarded” by the tax system. Mr. Buffett, however, doesn’t explain why the lack of theft is considered to be a “reward.” Perhaps it is because the status quo of rampant theft by the state is accepted as the norm, and any scaling back of such theft therefore is considered to be a “favor.” Of course, equating the transfer of private property to one’s heirs with “a lottery” denotes a complete lack of critical thinking skills. But then again, it’s easy to be in favor of estate redistribution when you’ve still got billions left over after the theft.

Bwahahahahaha!!!

TD deleted the post where he first claimed there was no estate tax!!!

But he still can't admit that it is an "estate" tax!! :lol:
 
yeah, Obama-wants to achieve a single payer health care system

His actions would object to that....

But oh yea i can play the right wing card: "Deep down inside Obama really WANTS to".
 
Bwahahahahaha!!!

TD deleted the post where he first claimed there was no estate tax!!!

But he still can't admit that it is an "estate" tax!! :lol:
I did not stop lying
 
I did not stop lying

More about your BS #'s about how bad the rich have it
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The top 400 households paid 16.6 percent of their income in federal individual income taxes in 2007, down from 30 percent in 1995. This decline works out to a tax cut of $46 million per filer in 2007, or a total of $18 billion in tax cuts for these households per year.

To make it into the top 400, a household needed an adjusted gross income of at least $35 million in 1992 (in 2007 dollars) and $139 million in 2007.

The decline in effective tax rates at the very top is due in large part to the capital gains tax cuts enacted in 1997 and 2003. The top marginal tax rate on capital gains is now 15 percent, less than half the top tax rate on wages and salaries. The top 400 taxpayers derived two-thirds of their income from capital gains and qualified dividends in 2007.
 
what post did I delete? I want to see some proof.
 
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