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Yes...it's also a one way road to the retarded "end the fed, taxation is theft" mindset... Whatever, it's fine that tax write offs are 'legal'(because they benefit those who stand to profit the most from them)but don't try to wear the defect of our social system as a badge of honor.

Gotta agree with this.

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That feel when the only reason to chase status in life is so that you have an easier time getting pvssy.

Ummmm... what is this american history-X tier rhetoric thread? The only thing that sucks about women are the feminists in the gender pool, who continue to try to propagate their countless claims with ****ty arguments, like how they receive less pay for the same work when in reality they usually...

Don't bother trying to explain any position to danger, he literally just said "Long term, stealing from the productive members of society is in nobody's best interest". Clearly his ideology has been hijacked. You want to see who the real productive members of society are? Hint: it's labor not...

1. I didn't say that. Eyebrolling said energy prices caused inflation, I said no that's wrong, at best they're a so so forecaster, but they don't cause inflation. 2. I don't have further any comments about anything you have to say on that matter because it is socializing losses.

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160410/06272034141/as-isps-push-harder-usage-caps-house-pushes-bill-preventing-fcc-doing-anything-about-it.shtml Privatization is doing so many wonders for the internet market, /sarcasm

Yawn... USPS does not pay out to share holders, it sells services to do its business, that's all. As long as it makes enough to continue doing that business, and being self sufficient, it's a success. Using "items shipped" as a metric of business success is shallow reasoning. For all you and I...

Are you just gonna keep repeating the same ole boolchit? USPS 'lost' money? Continuing to ignore the fact that USPS was cornered into bad policy by lobbying cuckservatives for private shipment companies forcing them to prepay pension and other benefits for at least 75 years? That's literally the...

What the hell are you even saying? How did the USPS [have] the "money losing route" before UPS got involved? Yes...the USPS is a public service that delivers regular ass mail to everyone's mailbox on the same routes, every day, Monday through Saturday (with Sunday package delivery from...

What do you consider the purposeful increase of value? Charity? But aren't you against government charity? Your thought process is basically zero sum. Taxation is theft if somehow the value of the dollar decreases. The only alternative is if the value increases it's charity(but you might be...

Basically, if you receive something in return for the taxes you pay, directly or indirectly, it's not theft. End of story. There's further points to make about how taxation is not theft if needed... Secondly, printing more money does not equal theft in any reality. If you have 100 dollars today...

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Dumping packages on a social sector service(USPS) is the "socialization" of a loss because you didn't deem it worthwhile to just pay the extra costs, wages, whatever to just have the same package sorted and delivered via your own company. You privatized the gains by not having to had spent...

The difference in coercion between a 35% top marginal tax rate and 39% is actually pretty trivial. Many inhabitants of the top tax bracket would be happy to play their part in a policy that raised enormous amounts of revenue from those most able to provide it. Even those who would fight tooth...

God. The US spends more per capita than any other nation in the world on it's glorious privatized healthcare system and yet somehow still turns out to be one of the worst in providing efficient and quality care. It gets completely wrecked by countries that invest more in the public sector and...

These are not "consequences" like the consequence of stealing merchandise and getting caught. Injury and death is a stretch. But otherwise all other reasonable outcomes of not paying your taxes are the terms and agreements you accept, whether you understand it at the time or not, when you agree...

Implying? You're basically arguing semantics at this point. Let's not act like governors can't enact line-item vetoes. But you and I both know in American politics policies represent those who paid the most for the office. So sure, let's play to your semantic point. Legislators that are deep...