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TurtleDude
Your envy driven dribble fails on several grounds in addition to the fact that you appear infected by class hatred
Class hatred??? I didn’t say these words (The greater good would most likely be advanced if irresponsible people were prevented from breeding) YOU did. :shock:
1) first of all the dem schemes mean my tax rates will be higher than they were under the massive clinton tax hikes
And rightfully so.
The Myth of a Return to Clinton-era Taxes — The American, A Magazine of Ideas
2) the second fallacy you operate under is the assumption that the choice is between screwing those who already pay a huge share of the tax even more versus helping people who cannot find jobs. There is absolutely no evidence that merely jacking up taxes on those of us who pay far more than any objective definition of "fair share" will help those without jobs
Didn’t say anything, nor did I imply that it would be saving/adding jobs, directly.
It would be a big boost in confidence that our country is serious about the debt we are incurring. The more confidence, the higher your trust fund stocks goes, pretty soon its on to the next bubble and the good times are here again. :2dance:
3) finally you have consistently demonstrated that your math skills suck--a 3.6 % increase in the tax rate results in a far higher increase in the amount of taxes paid than a mere 3% as you have stated. a 3.6% from 36 to 39% is close to a 10% increase in taxes (what is 3.9 as a percentage of 36?)
Point out where I applied my, admittedly sucky math skills?
What I did do, was expose your lameass attempt at accusing me of attempted evasion, when I pointed out to you a snip from “ A Dictionary of Economics “which said “Economic demand can be stimulated by reducing the tax burden on lower incomes while raising the burden on higher incomes”.
Kinda looks like your taking your usual deflect and divert path, yet again. Kinda sad.