Interesting....but you got suckered into one of TM endless fallacies.
Not really, I knew he wouldn't respond to my post, so by throwing my bullshit number at him I was hoping he might actually discuss the my post.
Interesting....but you got suckered into one of TM endless fallacies.
25% of earnings at the time of spending....? how does that work? you bring your w-2's to the grocery store to pick up a gallon of milk?
Tried that A1 on the fries yet?....non sequitur of current exchange removed for forum benefit.
25% of earnings at the time of spending....? how does that work? you bring your w-2's to the grocery store to pick up a gallon of milk?
Not really, I knew he wouldn't respond to my post, so by throwing my bullshit number at him I was hoping he might actually discuss the my post.
25% of earnings at the time of spending....? how does that work? you bring your w-2's to the grocery store to pick up a gallon of milk?
No....when you buy your milk, according to TM's flat tax plan, you'd pay an additional 25% as Federal taxation.
go cut your nuts off you liberal
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Wow....couldnt afford a little better vodka tonight rob?
go cut your nuts off you liberal
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Not really, I knew he wouldn't respond to my post, so by throwing my bullshit number at him I was hoping he might actually discuss the my post.
It was bullshit alright...your math wasnt even correct for your "imaginary figures"
2011 isnt guestimatedI won't use numbers that are clearly labeled as "guesstimated"
Wow....couldnt afford a little better vodka tonight rob?
No, no, no! It's not federal taxation, it's an all encompassing tax that covers your real estate tax, state tax, local tax, social security tax, medicare, medicaid, eye glasses, medical, Volkswagen, puppy, egg, etc...
no, I am actually at work saving people's lives, dick-face....so answer the question! how would one pay a 25% tax at timne of spending in your fantasy world of break the poor boost the rich taxation....
That's funny when my numbers came from your sources.
Nope my source has just a shade under 6 trillion for 2010 divided by households comes to 50847 per household
Just call it 50 grand
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