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As for taxation at the state level, the states haven't chosen to offer a deduction for federal income tax and the Eleventh Amendment prohibits the federal government from interviening in that decision, as well as the Anti-Injunction Act. |
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For efficiency's sake, many years back, I had elective surgery to install a state of the art colostomy bag waste disposal system, so I am having a tough time understanding what you are getting at but I am betting it is missing the mark. sts. |
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If the federal government were to decide to try to better integrate corporate and shareholder taxation, a more appropriate response would be to allow the corporation a dividends-paid deduction. That would put dividends, a payment for the use of capital on more of a par with wages, which are payment for the use of labor, and interest, which is payment for the use of money. It would also provide for a more equitable distribution of the overall tax burden, without favoring one source of value over another. If you want to discuss the estate tax with me, then stop using offensive and misleading rhetorical devices and we'll talk. |
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I disagree and stand by the double taxation. Of course, you are self interested in the perpetuation of more taxes so I will take your comments with a grain of salt. Additionally, the demo party is interested in tearing down corporate america and undermining investment to allow for the eventual state appropriation of private industry when the Clintons' RedChinese handlers call in their chits. Sad. As for rhetorical devices, I support life and its sanctity as directed by the babyjesi and will not be bowed by the culturalists of death wimpy protestations of tender feelings. When the left stops supporting a culture of death via death taxes and forced killings of disabled people then I willl stop rhetorically calling them to task for their evils. |
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The truth is that there is such a wide (and growing) gap between the haves and the have-nots in this country that there is hardly anything left of the middle class any more. The middle class used to be the cops and the office managers, and the average lawyers, who could afford a modest house and maybe two cars, one used, and possibly a two-week vacation every year. These people are almost all gone now. They haven't disappeared completely, but they are shrinking rapidly as a demographic. |
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What is it that Republicans have against the living? |
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Clinton references: 1 References to Democratic party: 3 References to death/evil: 4 Substantive response to double taxation: 0 Not bad. Sounds like you've hit the mark pretty accurately, Wonk. http://www.reality-syndicate.com/gue...ges/target.gif |
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No, that is not the truth. Try getting out of your insular upper middle class suburban gated enclave and mingle with the real people, the middle class that does exist and maybe you would learn something. I live and socialise amongst the middle class, the working class, and you could not be further from the truth. On a daily basis I go into the worst neighbourhoods in my city and offer educational hope and social justive and there is a thriving culture of opportunity and ownership in our midst, but its not in the demos interest to promote it lest voters stray from the plantation. It is nice to see you perpetuating the lies of the Sharpton/Jackson/Pelosi wing of the looney left though. |
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