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it's the american way. thems the rules. change the game, change the rules. but most don't want to. somehow they believe that given the right opportunity, they can win. becoming prez is winning. it comes with perks.

Is it your belief that the majority lives in poverty while a lucky handful "wins"?

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it's the american way. thems the rules. change the game, change the rules. but most don't want to. somehow they believe that given the right opportunity, they can win. becoming prez is winning. it comes with perks.

The way things are right now is "the american way." Why are Dems trying to change the rules by transferring wealth?

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Good! I'm all for them creating a new no tax no government country. That would be awesome.

 

“The America we thought we knew, ladies and gentlemen, is a mirage. It’s a memory. It’s a foreign country,” Jeff Deist, Ron Paul’s former press secretary and chief of staff, told the group. “And that’s precisely why we should take secession seriously.”

From that bastion of conservative reporting, the Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2014/03/07/texas-isnt-just-leading-the-nation-in-job-growth-its-doing-it-more-equitably-too/

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I don't feel like starting a new thread, so since this one has gone from "oligarchs to lesbians" , I guess that I can dump the Left's latest thoughts on taxes here..............

 

 

Beyond parody': Lefties’ unbelievable take on stay at home parents

 

This ridiculous snippet from the article at The Nation is going viral.

 

And as Josh Barro
,
single-earner households are getting a bonus another way:
the labor a mother or father performs in the home caring for a kid or wiping down a counter is unpaid and therefore goes untaxed. When two parents work outside the home and pay someone to watch their children, both those incomes are taxed.

 

The link in that snippet points back to a New York Times blog post by Josh Barro with an equally ridiculous smart take.

 

President Obama’s proposal to expand a tax break for working parents with children under 5 has
conservatives criticizing it for discriminating against stay-at-home parents.

Those parents wouldn’t be able to take the proposed tax credit equal to 50 percent of child care expenses, up to a maximum of $3,000 per child. What the critics fail to see is that the playing field wasn’t level to begin with.
The tax code is already hugely distorted in favor of stay-at-home parenting: Labor outside the home is taxed; household work, such as stay-at-home parenting, is not
. (emphasis added)

 

 

You see, by being a stay at home parent, you are a recipient of government benevolence because your “labor” is not taxed. Funny. We were always under the impression that it was income that was taxed, not labor. But the moonbats are actually arguing that by performing labor without income, you are technically stealing—or at least receiving benefits—from the government. Your labor is not your own.

 

 

 

 

 

."All your _______________ belongs to us"

 

 

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I don't feel like starting a new thread, so since this one has gone from "oligarchs to lesbians" , I guess that I can dump the Left's latest thoughts on taxes here..............

 

 

Beyond parody': Lefties’ unbelievable take on stay at home parents

 

This ridiculous snippet from the article at The Nation is going viral.

 

And as Josh Barro
,
single-earner households are getting a bonus another way:
the labor a mother or father performs in the home caring for a kid or wiping down a counter is unpaid and therefore goes untaxed. When two parents work outside the home and pay someone to watch their children, both those incomes are taxed.

 

The link in that snippet points back to a New York Times blog post by Josh Barro with an equally ridiculous smart take.

 

President Obama’s proposal to expand a tax break for working parents with children under 5 has
conservatives criticizing it for discriminating against stay-at-home parents.

Those parents wouldn’t be able to take the proposed tax credit equal to 50 percent of child care expenses, up to a maximum of $3,000 per child. What the critics fail to see is that the playing field wasn’t level to begin with.
The tax code is already hugely distorted in favor of stay-at-home parenting: Labor outside the home is taxed; household work, such as stay-at-home parenting, is not
. (emphasis added)

 

 

You see, by being a stay at home parent, you are a recipient of government benevolence because your “labor” is not taxed. Funny. We were always under the impression that it was income that was taxed, not labor. But the moonbats are actually arguing that by performing labor without income, you are technically stealing—or at least receiving benefits—from the government. Your labor is not your own.

 

 

 

 

 

."All your _______________ belongs to us"

 

 

.

 

:lol: Wow, that is a dippy article.

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I don't feel like starting a new thread, so since this one has gone from "oligarchs to lesbians" , I guess that I can dump the Left's latest thoughts on taxes here..............

 

 

Beyond parody': Lefties’ unbelievable take on stay at home parents

 

This ridiculous snippet from the article at The Nation is going viral.

 

And as Josh Barro
,
single-earner households are getting a bonus another way:
the labor a mother or father performs in the home caring for a kid or wiping down a counter is unpaid and therefore goes untaxed. When two parents work outside the home and pay someone to watch their children, both those incomes are taxed.

 

The link in that snippet points back to a New York Times blog post by Josh Barro with an equally ridiculous smart take.

 

President Obama’s proposal to expand a tax break for working parents with children under 5 has
conservatives criticizing it for discriminating against stay-at-home parents.

Those parents wouldn’t be able to take the proposed tax credit equal to 50 percent of child care expenses, up to a maximum of $3,000 per child. What the critics fail to see is that the playing field wasn’t level to begin with.
The tax code is already hugely distorted in favor of stay-at-home parenting: Labor outside the home is taxed; household work, such as stay-at-home parenting, is not
. (emphasis added)

 

 

You see, by being a stay at home parent, you are a recipient of government benevolence because your “labor” is not taxed. Funny. We were always under the impression that it was income that was taxed, not labor. But the moonbats are actually arguing that by performing labor without income, you are technically stealing—or at least receiving benefits—from the government. Your labor is not your own.

 

 

 

 

 

."All your _______________ belongs to us"

 

 

.

That's an absolutely absurd proposition, but it doesn't surprise me.

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So any work performed at home should be taxable, be it child care or cleaning the house? LMMFAO!


in the same thread we have obama the oligarch and obama the socialist. how is that possible.

I have nothing to do with "Barry the oligarch" talk. What I'm saying is that Barry is a 1%er now. You say "that's the American way. Deal with it!" I say "the way things are right now is the American way. Deal with it instead of trying to take from others."

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Now I'm beginning to understand those mindless posts in comments on Intarweb pages everywhere... to whit:

 

"I earn $17.95 an hour for staying home and doing virtually nothing. My cousin's first wife's hermaphrodite stepchild made $37,000 last year and he/she can't even wipe its own azz. Contact me at paloolalolola@obamagivesawayfreeshit.com to learn how!"

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