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re: Micheal Savage going off on trump for raising his taxes in California

Posted on 12/19/17 at 10:32 am to
Posted by ShortyRob
Member since Oct 2008
82116 posts
Posted on 12/19/17 at 10:32 am to
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What makes you think that I want a big government? That I disagree with you on something?
The point is, your argument is faulty.

The people of the states decided what their taxes will be locally. OF COURSE 100% won't agree, but they decide.

The Federal government should have NO DOG in that hunt. The Federal govt policy should be FEDERAL govt policy.

It shouldn't be, "here's our rate...........oh........wait........you decided LOCALLY to give your LOCAL politicians more?............OK......you don't have to give us as much".

I mean, if you REALLY think about that, it's retarded.

By definition, that policy:
1)Reduces taxes for people who VOTED for more taxes

while

2)Increasing taxes for those who VOTED for FEWER taxes!

An absurdity.
Posted by Papplesbeast
St. Louis
Member since Dec 2014
826 posts
Posted on 12/19/17 at 11:51 am to
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The point is, your argument is faulty.

Nope.

quote:

The Federal government should have NO DOG in that hunt. The Federal govt policy should be FEDERAL govt policy.

The federal government doesn't have a dog in that hunt. This is about not double, triple, and quadruple taxing income.

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It shouldn't be, "here's our rate...........oh........wait........you decided LOCALLY to give your LOCAL politicians more?............OK......you don't have to give us as much".

I mean, if you REALLY think about that, it's retarded.

You're making an argument for eliminating ALL deductions, not just SALT. We should all be taxed on our gross income, with no modifications. I'm okay with that as long as all legal people are held to the same standard. That means corporations are taxed on gross revenue, not profit. Unprofitable corporations don't get a free pass anymore.

quote:

By definition, that policy:
1)Reduces taxes for people who VOTED for more taxes

while

2)Increasing taxes for those who VOTED for FEWER taxes!

An absurdity.

Uhh, no it doesn't. Increasing someone's state income tax rate does not reduce their total tax bill. SALT is a tax deduction, not a tax credit. How do you not understand these fundamental concepts?
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