@nimh,
Quote:Re: Finn dAbuzz(Post 3466991)
Finn dAbuzz wrote:
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It reveals that they have no understanding that their wealth is not going to be "taken" away from them, and that in fact they are more like to be among those who benefit.
Why, what did you think it revealed to me?
What it actually "revealed" to you: People making over $250,ooo a year are "selfish."
Huh? The whole point was that they did not look like they earned over $250k - she was being sarcastic.
Thank you nimh.
I guess my rollie eye emoticon was too subtle for Mr. Abuzz
There, I put 3 of them in a row so he will know I was also being sarcastic with that statement.
BTW, those 2 people could possibly be making over $250K a year but I doubt it. I based that on my observation that someone making that much wouldn't be earning their living selling T-shirts off a card table, or if they were making that much by other means, probably wouldn't want to be spending their free time doing that. Also, it didn't add up to me by their appearance that they were "slumming". It takes time to "cultivate" that unkempt appearance.
That said, I'd wager these 2, if their net worth is under 1.5 million still believe the goverment is going to seize half their estate when they die.
Mr. Abuzz, have you obtained access to my tax statements? Have you done research on my net worth?
You have no idea how much income my household makes, or how much I am worth. So, until you can say with certainty what side of the $250,000 fence I reside on, I ask that you kindly shut your pie hole regarding my feelings on anything pertaining to taxes.
My opinion is that the ceiling on social security tax should be removed. That would remove a major problem with our social security program going under.
I also feel there needs no be a different tax system in place where low income earners keep a higher percentage of their income, and the high income earners pay their fair share of income tax.
Not having their income "seized" by the government, but pay their fair share.