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yeronlyman · 51-55, M
@Grassisnotgreenerontheothersid Per capita the USA ranks quite low as a forgiven aid gifter...
MasterLee · 56-60, M
Build the wall, deport all illegals, impeach Democrats, pass a balanced budget amendment, eliminate Obamacare, cut Medicaid, cut social security, open up drilling, lower corporate taxes, release rights back to the States, prosecute sanctuary cities, not make un payments, stop funding imf, stop protecting NATO countries who do not pay their bills, move the UN to afghanistan, stop foreign aid, stop funding green companies, stop farm subsidies, ...
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basilfawlty89 · 36-40, M
@MasterLee clearly it does or you wouldn't have responded lol
SatyrService · M
@MasterLee haw haw! Score 1 for Basil!
SatyrService · M
how about we revoke all the corporate welfare?
go get back the 700 BILLION dollars that they took during the colapse
stop he banks from faking new money
go back to the taxk code of 1973
CHARGE more for oil leases, and mineral leases
have a flat tax rate. for ALL kinds of income
make companies that do business here? keep that money here
I got lots of these
go get back the 700 BILLION dollars that they took during the colapse
stop he banks from faking new money
go back to the taxk code of 1973
CHARGE more for oil leases, and mineral leases
have a flat tax rate. for ALL kinds of income
make companies that do business here? keep that money here
I got lots of these
greenmountaingal · 80-89, F
I don't believe those in power have any motivation to pay off the national debt. Banks get rich and all the power people work with the banks.
Years ago, I read about a 4th grade school teacher who held a contest in her classroom. She asked her students to come up with a way to pay the national debt. One of her students won; his idea involved the government selling tee shirts. It was a workable solution to the problem.
There are a number of potential workable solutions, but no one is willing to apply any of them.
Years ago, I read about a 4th grade school teacher who held a contest in her classroom. She asked her students to come up with a way to pay the national debt. One of her students won; his idea involved the government selling tee shirts. It was a workable solution to the problem.
There are a number of potential workable solutions, but no one is willing to apply any of them.
yeronlyman · 51-55, M
Growth
Inflation
Lower interest rate
Restructuring the debt
Caution of spending, but caution of under spending too... balance is important
Live within means... citizen expectation
Become more robust to shocks, because they will happen again
And police your banks and financial firms properly, because subprime was a nuclear weapon that went off
Inflation
Lower interest rate
Restructuring the debt
Caution of spending, but caution of under spending too... balance is important
Live within means... citizen expectation
Become more robust to shocks, because they will happen again
And police your banks and financial firms properly, because subprime was a nuclear weapon that went off
SatyrService · M
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
beckyromero · 36-40, FVIP
It's quite simple, actually.
We start by saving or raising taxes so that one penny is put away on the first day.
Then we double that savings/revenue each and every day from that of the day before.
In 52 days we'll have a surplus of a trillion dollars.
Doing that is no more impossible (or possible) than any other ideas anyone can come up with.
We start by saving or raising taxes so that one penny is put away on the first day.
Then we double that savings/revenue each and every day from that of the day before.
In 52 days we'll have a surplus of a trillion dollars.
Doing that is no more impossible (or possible) than any other ideas anyone can come up with.
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
therighttothink50 · 56-60, M
HannibalMontanimal · 26-30, M
basilfawlty89 · 36-40, M
katielass · F
@basilfawlty89 Corporations that pay no taxes pay none because they are taking advantage of laws that their high priced tax attys. tell them to take. They aren't doing anything illegal. If you want to close those loopholes speak to congress but be warned, neither party is interested in raising taxes o corporations. Oh, I know one side blathers about it but when they've had the chance to do something about it, they didn't. Because they don't really want to, they just like having a tool with which to whip up resentment from their "easily manipulated and too stupid to know it" voters.
basilfawlty89 · 36-40, M
@katielass you need to remember I don't support republicans or democrats, both parties get paid off by lobbyists to turn a blind eye to tax evasion.
katielass · F
@basilfawlty89 I don't understand your post. My post states nothing about who you support or don't support. I was pretty clear that neither party is interested in raising taxes on corporations.