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I love the fact they say that, when the money just goes into the coffers like every other bit of tax money. I'm not a fan of the NI system, it is a regressive taxation when you consider the whole picture of it. It should either be evened out to be a bit more equitable or should be reflected in income tax.
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Re: Re: Re: So, how many tax payers are there in the US anyway?
No. It was the result of Congress using the Army Corps of Engineers as a piggy back to fund every possible project they could but flood control.Originally posted by MOBIUS
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It places a disproportionate burden on those with the least ability to pay...that is what is wrong with regressive taxation. I'd have thought you'd have studied this stuff, having a degree in Economics and all that...Speaking of Erith:
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Or maybe the Army Corps of Engineers were on a tour of duty in Iraq at the time...?Originally posted by DinoDoc
No. It was the result of Congress using the Army Corps of Engineers as a piggy back to fund every possible project they could but flood control.
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I was taught objective things, not brainwashed with left-wing politics of taxation.Originally posted by Provost Harrison
It places a disproportionate burden on those with the least ability to pay...that is what is wrong with regressive taxation. I'd have thought you'd have studied this stuff, having a degree in Economics and all that...www.my-piano.blogspotComment
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So you just view humans as merely economic units then, yes? I think you've missed the big picture in that case...Speaking of Erith:
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Only from time to time. I think it would be fairer if everyone paid the same flat rate, regardless of what they earn. If they don't earn enough to pay it, have them work for the government at weekends, digging holes and stuff.Originally posted by Provost Harrison
So you just view humans as merely economic units then, yes? I think you've missed the big picture in that case...www.my-piano.blogspotComment
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And what about work-life balance? Again Stew, I think you are missing the big picture, and the reasons for progressive taxation. I think that it is you who appears to be brainwashed, thinking anything that could be remotely construed as left-wing is evil...Speaking of Erith:
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Well, left-wing economics is a failure.Originally posted by Provost Harrison
And what about work-life balance? Again Stew, I think you are missing the big picture, and the reasons for progressive taxation. I think that it is you who appears to be brainwashed, thinking anything that could be remotely construed as left-wing is evil...www.my-piano.blogspotComment
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I'm surprised that in an area where I would have thought you would have been able to demonstrate some level of skill and education, you fail dismally. I would've thought that you'd be able to engage in a pretty decent economics argument, but you're extraordinarily second rate.
And speaking of political failures, how are you managing to justify your xenophobic views nowadays?Speaking of Erith:
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Just imagine if Stewpot hadn't been born with a silver spoon in his mouth - where would he be now...?
Didn't his parents pay for his education?
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They can't have had that much...seems like a pretty second-rate education to me...Speaking of Erith:
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What xenophobic views? What's a xeno anyway?Originally posted by Provost Harrison
I'm surprised that in an area where I would have thought you would have been able to demonstrate some level of skill and education, you fail dismally. I would've thought that you'd be able to engage in a pretty decent economics argument, but you're extraordinarily second rate.
And speaking of political failures, how are you managing to justify your xenophobic views nowadays?
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Yes, definitely second-rate...Originally posted by Doddler
What xenophobic views? What's a xeno anyway?
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