Orange Duce
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Proposed tax cuts must be making your heads spin. Politics at its finest. Remember....the debt is just a toy for each side torment each other.
A fraudulent intent, however carefully concealed at the outset, will generally, in the end, betray itself.
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Re: Orange Duce
I like "old bean". Has a very upper crust, fraternal ring to it.tech37 wrote:Exactly a fan, I'm glad to see you're getting a handle on your instant gratification issue.a fan wrote:You just "have to be patient" for that "increased revenue" to show up, right?
Can't have it both ways "old bean" (isn't that something you like to say?)...you can't pull out of the world theater and cut the military at the same time. Isolationism has a cost.
You're saying here that if we go isolationist, we'll have to spend MORE money on the military than we are currently? Why do you think that?
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If that's even remotely true, why not hand out $50K to every man, woman, and child living in America? You just spoke of the unforgivable poverty we have in this nation. $50K to everyone would take care of that if things like those tax cuts don't matter.youthathletics wrote:Proposed tax cuts must be making your heads spin. Politics at its finest. Remember....the debt is just a toy for each side torment each other.
In fact, why have taxes at all? Why not just borrow it all?
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"Simple" (another thing you like to say)...because, if you're not confronting adversaries on the "front lines," you better be damn well be prepared when they come knocking.a fan wrote:I like "old bean". Has a very upper crust, fraternal ring to it.tech37 wrote:Exactly a fan, I'm glad to see you're getting a handle on your instant gratification issue.a fan wrote:You just "have to be patient" for that "increased revenue" to show up, right?
Can't have it both ways "old bean" (isn't that something you like to say?)...you can't pull out of the world theater and cut the military at the same time. Isolationism has a cost.
You're saying here that if we go isolationist, we'll have to spend MORE money on the military than we are currently? Why do you think that?
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Simple? Yeah, I have my tried and true idioms, don't I?
So in other words, no matter what we do, you think we need to spend more money on the military. That about sum it up?
Can we at least demand that all components and hardware and software be US made?
So in other words, no matter what we do, you think we need to spend more money on the military. That about sum it up?
Can we at least demand that all components and hardware and software be US made?
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You tell me. You're the one who wants to go isolationist.a fan wrote:Simple? Yeah, I have my tried and true idioms, don't I?
So in other words, no matter what we do, you think we need to spend more money on the military. That about sum it up?
Can we at least demand that all components and hardware and software be US made?
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No, no-----Randy is TELLING me we're going isolationist. I agreed with him years ago that for Iraq, at least, we're dealing with Powell's "Pottery Barn" rule.
I just HATE that we can't leave, and I think it's the height of insanity to invade yet another ME country should the "opportunity" present itself. If that makes me an isolationist, then ok.
And to answer my own question: no. No, we can't buy all our military stuff domestically. That would make too much sense, and the 1% won't hear of it.
I just HATE that we can't leave, and I think it's the height of insanity to invade yet another ME country should the "opportunity" present itself. If that makes me an isolationist, then ok.
And to answer my own question: no. No, we can't buy all our military stuff domestically. That would make too much sense, and the 1% won't hear of it.
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I don't know where we would be with Iraq now - maybe the same as we were prior to the Iraq war, maybe Saddam would have been toppled in the Arab Spring? We may have had many fewer civilian deaths, or it could be another Syria.old salt wrote:So if we had not invaded Iraq in 2003, where would we be with Iraq now ?
Still maintaining no fly zones over N & S Iraq from air bases in Saudi Arabia & Turkey ?
Still maintaining sanctions on Iraq, while they sell black market oil & exploit the corrupt UN oil for food program ?
Still watching the genocide of the Kurds & Marsh Arabs ?
or just leave & watch Saddam rearm ? Waiting for Uday & Qusay to inherit the family business ?
Saddam had plenty of time to rearm after the Gulf War and 2003, and it got them absolutely nowhere.
We would have saved the trillion plus spent on the Iraq war, we might have a much more stable Afghanistan, limited Taliban activity, had no ISIS, no Al Qaeda in Iraq, and we may have saved many deaths of Americans and civilians.
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You clearly must be for the proposed tax cut, but upset about the proposed tax cut because, why? You just compared it to giving away money to every man and woman, every-bit helps. The government, sorry - the 1%ers, throw us not just crumbs this go-around, but this time it might be a whole loaf of bread each month for the foreseeable future, and your response is they should do more.....I agree completely. But not so fast, you know darned well if the left gets into office or has the majority, those tax are gone baby gone, and are likely to climb, stealing back our lollipops from that extra discretionary income.a fan wrote:If that's even remotely true, why not hand out $50K to every man, woman, and child living in America? You just spoke of the unforgivable poverty we have in this nation. $50K to everyone would take care of that if things like those tax cuts don't matter.youthathletics wrote:Proposed tax cuts must be making your heads spin. Politics at its finest. Remember....the debt is just a toy for each side torment each other.
In fact, why have taxes at all? Why not just borrow it all?
A fraudulent intent, however carefully concealed at the outset, will generally, in the end, betray itself.
~Livy
“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” -Soren Kierkegaard
~Livy
“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” -Soren Kierkegaard
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youth, just checking, but you do realize that the tax cuts that impact in any way the middle or lower income groups, the 90%, go away shortly? Leaving just the tax cuts for the most well-off?youthathletics wrote:You clearly must be for the proposed tax cut, but upset about the proposed tax cut because, why? You just compared it to giving away money to every man and woman, every-bit helps. The government, sorry - the 1%ers, throw us not just crumbs this go-around, but this time it might be a whole loaf of bread each month for the foreseeable future, and your response is they should do more.....I agree completely. But not so fast, you know darned well if the left gets into office or has the majority, those tax are gone baby gone, and are likely to climb, stealing back our lollipops from that extra discretionary income.a fan wrote:If that's even remotely true, why not hand out $50K to every man, woman, and child living in America? You just spoke of the unforgivable poverty we have in this nation. $50K to everyone would take care of that if things like those tax cuts don't matter.youthathletics wrote:Proposed tax cuts must be making your heads spin. Politics at its finest. Remember....the debt is just a toy for each side torment each other.
In fact, why have taxes at all? Why not just borrow it all?
Yet, growth is not nearly going to net revenue to offset the cuts?
If I'm not mistaken, a fan was simply challenging the logic that tax cuts pay for themselves, versus requiring increased borrowing. And the logic that more cuts would be even better. Thus the proposition of why tax at all, just borrow. He's obviously not actually supporting that proposition, quite the opposite.
The problem is that tax cuts don't actually lead to revenue growth except in very limited specific situations...which we are nowhere near today.
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Everything MDlax said about the tax cuts is false. He is spreding lies because of his TDS. Me and millions of Americans are greatly benefitting from the tax cuts. It is amazing to see how you morons can't stand tax cuts. No one is stopping you from paying more taxes. Trump has put thousands of dollars back in my pocket and he is keeping his promises. The results are speaking for themselves.
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He has put two's of thousands back in your pocket!Bandito wrote:Everything MDlax said about the tax cuts is false. He is spreding lies because of his TDS. Me and millions of Americans are greatly benefitting from the tax cuts. It is amazing to see how you morons can't stand tax cuts. No one is stopping you from paying more taxes. Trump has put thousands of dollars back in my pocket and he is keeping his promises. The results are speaking for themselves.
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Hell yea he has! I have $2400 crumbs back in my hard earned pocket!! It is only CRUMBS though. Just crumbs. I can't do anything with $2400! This is how stupid you and a fan are. Most Americans are greatly benefitting from the tax cuts and economic climate we are in. You and he just are big time sufferers of TDS. It is amazing to see everyone opposed to winning just because they hate TRUMP!Typical Lax Dad wrote:He has put two's of thousands back in your pocket!Bandito wrote:Everything MDlax said about the tax cuts is false. He is spreding lies because of his TDS. Me and millions of Americans are greatly benefitting from the tax cuts. It is amazing to see how you morons can't stand tax cuts. No one is stopping you from paying more taxes. Trump has put thousands of dollars back in my pocket and he is keeping his promises. The results are speaking for themselves.
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Hillary is 0/1024 your President
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Wonder why NO REPUBLIC candidate is running on "tax cuts" ANYWHERE???
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Re: Orange Duce
Much like Trump's claims about his own wealth, it's not verifiable.Typical Lax Dad wrote:He has put two's of thousands back in your pocket!Bandito wrote:Everything MDlax said about the tax cuts is false. He is spreding lies because of his TDS. Me and millions of Americans are greatly benefitting from the tax cuts. It is amazing to see how you morons can't stand tax cuts. No one is stopping you from paying more taxes. Trump has put thousands of dollars back in my pocket and he is keeping his promises. The results are speaking for themselves.
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You might be a day late MD. There is discussion on he table of more tax cuts coming and yes I understand about the last cut expiring.MDlaxfan76 wrote:youth, just checking, but you do realize that the tax cuts that impact in any way the middle or lower income groups, the 90%, go away shortly? Leaving just the tax cuts for the most well-off?youthathletics wrote:You clearly must be for the proposed tax cut, but upset about the proposed tax cut because, why? You just compared it to giving away money to every man and woman, every-bit helps. The government, sorry - the 1%ers, throw us not just crumbs this go-around, but this time it might be a whole loaf of bread each month for the foreseeable future, and your response is they should do more.....I agree completely. But not so fast, you know darned well if the left gets into office or has the majority, those tax are gone baby gone, and are likely to climb, stealing back our lollipops from that extra discretionary income.a fan wrote:If that's even remotely true, why not hand out $50K to every man, woman, and child living in America? You just spoke of the unforgivable poverty we have in this nation. $50K to everyone would take care of that if things like those tax cuts don't matter.youthathletics wrote:Proposed tax cuts must be making your heads spin. Politics at its finest. Remember....the debt is just a toy for each side torment each other.
In fact, why have taxes at all? Why not just borrow it all?
Yet, growth is not nearly going to net revenue to offset the cuts?
If I'm not mistaken, a fan was simply challenging the logic that tax cuts pay for themselves, versus requiring increased borrowing. And the logic that more cuts would be even better. Thus the proposition of why tax at all, just borrow. He's obviously not actually supporting that proposition, quite the opposite.
The problem is that tax cuts don't actually lead to revenue growth except in very limited specific situations...which we are nowhere near today.
Your reply as with afan’s, is projecting on a future hypothetical, based on a past moment in time. As you are well aware, Trump is doing quite differently and not your or others liking. My argument is quite simple. Tax cuts help people, pure and simple. When you start arguing the ecomnomins of revenue and we “are nowhere near today” , that is just you opinion. Why don’t you try an excercise and ask your employees if they would be happy with a tax cut or hike. Don’t over conllicate it.
A fraudulent intent, however carefully concealed at the outset, will generally, in the end, betray itself.
~Livy
“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” -Soren Kierkegaard
~Livy
“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” -Soren Kierkegaard
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Trump has actually lost networth. He has gone from $4.5 billion to $2.8 billion while in office. Imagine working for the American people and losing 1/4 of your overall networth?holmes435 wrote:Much like Trump's claims about his own wealth, it's not verifiable.Typical Lax Dad wrote:He has put two's of thousands back in your pocket!Bandito wrote:Everything MDlax said about the tax cuts is false. He is spreding lies because of his TDS. Me and millions of Americans are greatly benefitting from the tax cuts. It is amazing to see how you morons can't stand tax cuts. No one is stopping you from paying more taxes. Trump has put thousands of dollars back in my pocket and he is keeping his promises. The results are speaking for themselves.
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Not really....he is a master of being bankrupt, even with daddy's money.
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Taking risks of being an entrepreneur at his level is going to produce some failures. That is CAPITALISM. Yet he has succeeded so much more than he has failed. More importantly, he is succeeding for the America people every day since he was inaugurated. I think I saw you there protesting in your pink pussssie hat. Or was that your wife?foreverlax wrote:Not really....he is a master of being bankrupt, even with daddy's money.
Your TDS is super strong today. Did you have a flare up? I recommend you get it checked out. You are getting destroyed today too. You suck at this forum thing
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You are a daily treat, for sure.