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Yes, but most young people then start making real money by the age of 35 and slowly turn to logic. Idiot Tang does not understand basic math even if the tax rate is 37%. Someone who made $100mil is paying $37 mil in taxes. How much more does Tang want that person to pay? Honestly. Someone who makes $100k and is in the 25% bracket pays $25k.
Hmmmm....$37mil vs. $25k? Lets tax the rich more!!!!!!!!!
Tang needs to learn percents and what an "ally" is. He is a total moron. Actually I just insulted morons by calling Tang a moron.
Right. So let's say we adopt the CCCP proposal. Tax based on actual money payed, not percent. We have two options.
1. Make the poor pay 37 million dollars of their income every year and.... Wait... Poor people don't own 37 million dollars..Ok..
2. Lower the taxes the rich pays to 25k! Yeah! Equality! Also the Feds won't raise any money and the world economy collapses!
Look at it on the flip side. The rich take home 73 million per year. The 100k person takes home 73k per year. If we wanted to raise money, who would be the best option to raise taxes on? I wonder...
You idiot it is "paid" not "payed".
The poor pay nothing. They receive an earned income credit. The rich pay enough and employ persons such a landscaper or a housekeeper. We need to spend less not tax more. We need to clean up corruption and we certainly need people like you to get a clue.
Yes, the $73mil that person EARNED to do with as he pleases. That is called capitalism. If you don't like it then move.
OK, so if the poor paying 'nothing' is a problem then how do we fix it? What would a perfect world look like to you?
I agree that we need to make cuts. Again, I suggested cutting the military budget significantly. What would you cut, CCCP?
Yep. Take home that 73 mil and do whatever the hell you want.
#1) Raise the retirement age to 72
#2) Reduce and or eliminate numerous Gov't pensions
#3) Ban Lobbying
#4) Reduce entitlements. Give elderly vouchers for meds so they don't just go because they are bored. Same for disabled, etc.
#5) Amend pharma laws for more generic drugs
#6) Work with insurance companies to cover more at lower costs. Under ACA the insurance companies benefited from historic profits. I am sure that was not the intent.Then again with BHO anything is possible.
#7) The military provides millions of jobs and inventions that is not the problem. Dumbass. I have told you this 1000000x.
I'd start there
1) What good will workers age 62-72 do?
2) Agreed
3) Agreed, but this won't save any money.
4) Not sure.
5) Not sure.
6) Not sure.
7) OK, this is totally wrong. First, cutting the military budget by 100 billion dollars doesn't actually lose many, if any jobs. Most of that money is on stupid tech that never works. We don't have a draft. Second, why the middleman? Japan doesn't spend much on military (We do it for them) and they have tons of innovation. We can do programs that help inventors without the middleman of military.
How much money would these 7 things save?
#1) My dad is 77. He retired at 66 from his career as an engineer. Got bored. Decided to do peoples taxes. He has over 250 clients. There are many jobs that people can do into their 70s. It also keeps you alert and in better health.
#2) Duh
#3) It will because now insurance companies cannot just wheel and deal and rip people off. There would be accountability.
#4) Better than no
#5) see #4
#6) see #5
#7) How do you know which tech works or doesn't work? It is top secret. Do you know anything about nano tech? Super expensive and super necessary. I would actually spend more not less. The military outsources most of the work to the private sector, so Mr. Big Government Idiot, those monies actually flow back to the people. Entitlements do not.
Your last question is impossible to answer as there are so many moving parts but I would say trillions due to the entitlements adjustments.
1) You don't have to retire at 62. This also doesn't save money. Seems pointless.
3) Yeah but that doesn't save money for the feds.
7) The airplane that we spent trillions on that doesn't work? Real good 'jobs' investment there. With the example of nanotech, that's a great investment but why the middleman? Again, privatize. Invest directly into innovation. If you think the money goes directly to the people, you are insane sir.
Trillions? LOL! We don't spend trillions on entitlements!
#1) You idiot. By moving up the retirement age you don't have to pay SS until then. Duh.
#3) Do you think the Fed Gov't employees health insurance and state employees for that matter is paid for by the tooth fairy?
#7) What airplane and what administration was that under? Look up MITRE Corp. and then talk. Man you are so dumb I have to stop conversing with you yet again. People who work for MITRE are in the PRIVATE SECTOR!!!! With security clearance same for Lockheed and numerous other companies. Your dumbassery is off the charts.
I am talking over a 10-year period. Are we discussing one month? One year? Do we not have a 10 year plan to significantly reduce the debt? We spend about $800bn per year on entitlements. If we cut that by 30% and do so for 10 years...it equates to $2.4Tn. Couple that with a stronger economy and you can start putting a dent into the debt.
Dummy.
1) SS is good, IMO. 62 is old enough. I don't have a strong opinion on this though.
3) So the minimal gains by doing this anyway is distributed to a minimal amount of people. We probably save less than a million dollars doing this.
7) http://theweek.com/articles/601080/americas-everything-fighter-jet-total-disaster
https://www.cnn.com/2017/02/10/politics/us-navy-planes-grounded/index.html
Why does MITRE have to work with defense? This is my point! Move the defense spending elsewhere and fund MITRE separately!
Oh, I wouldn't cut it by 30%...