Just Stats

Discussion in 'Politics' started by bigdavediode, Oct 13, 2010.

  1. You simply dismiss all of it as nonsense, but that's the published OECD data. Maybe they got Canada wrong, but my wife and I were in Sweden and Norway this past summer where they've slashed corporate taxes (from 55% down to 28%) and are increasing employment as a result.

     
    #81     Oct 16, 2010
  2. The reason the deficit was hurt was because of overspending, specifically on interventionist foreign affairs, cold war efforts, and stupid and miserably failed "war on drugs". The actual revenue only decreased about 1%. Talking of the budget balance exclusively with respect to revenue and no respect to spending is about as stupid as it gets. The logical contortions you are making in a desperate attempt to cling to some degree of "correctness" on this topic is really pathetic. Have some class, take your medicine. LOL!!!

    So really the 28% figure would decrease things even more, if ALL income were to be put under a single umbrella with a single rate over the 28% bracket, that would mean that capital gains taxes were REDUCED. Yet somehow this reduction would have somehow increased the ACTUAL rate to 50%?! Before you weren't even aware of the second reagan tax cut, now you are trying to act like you knew about it the whole time, yet you had some other means of compensating for the other 22% Thanks for reinforcing my point again. ROFL!!! What a clown. Do you think anyone here (besides you) is stupid enough to buy that?

    I am correct in every sense with regard to this topic. But more importantly, you are wrong, and you have a lesson to learn here. You can learn your lesson with grace, and admit to yourself that your position on this topic as well as your political and economic thinking in general are based on faulty logic, and false information. Much like the time when you were swearing by Cuba as being one of the better places to live south of the border (ROFL!!),. or countless other examples of you making a fool of yourself that I could cite (like when you had "people on the ground in Copenhagen" for the global warming summit, I think that will always be one of my personal favorites. OR you can squirm and whine and throw a little tantrum about it, with zero class and learn nothing. Then you can continue your existence as the laughing stock of whatever social circle you find yourself in. Now, I'm sure your poor wife has had similar things to say to you several times since you have started ruining her life, but maybe it will help hearing it from someone else... There are fundamental flaws in much of your thinking. Learn your lesson, do so with couth and grace. Be open minded about the fact that since you were so miserably wrong about this, and many other things, it's probably not that you keep turning down bumpy roads.... you have a flat tire... You're welcome...

    ] The effect was primarily a change in the composition of tax revenue, towards payroll and new investment, and away from higher earners and capital gains on existing investments, with comparatively small effect on overall tax revenue: the changes "reduced the federal revenue share of GDP from 20.2 percent in fiscal 1981 to 19.2 percent in fiscal 1989," a 1% reduction.

     
    #82     Oct 16, 2010
  3. Wow, gaydave is unusually quiet tonite. Wonder why that could be? LOL!!!! Guess he's busy trying to get his foot out of his mouth. ROFLMAO!!!
     
    #83     Oct 16, 2010
  4. Nonsense. What part of "the government has a spending problem, not a revenue problem" don't you understand?

    Lie abut yourself, not me littledaviedumbass.
     
    #84     Oct 16, 2010
  5. LMAO!!!!!!!!!
    You'd be the expert on that.
     
    #85     Oct 16, 2010
  6. That's the story of littledaviedumbass' life :p
     
    #86     Oct 16, 2010
  7. Lucrum

    Lucrum

    yeah they're called entitlements, which you support.
    BS

    Career Washington republicans, yes. But then I'm not not part of that.
     
    #87     Oct 16, 2010
  8. Nah, you know that it's also difficult to cut military and defense spending, along with border spending and other spending. It's difficult to get people to agree on what they want to cut, and to suggest that we can cut taxes and (somehow) spending will be cut is fiscally irresponsible. As I wrote previously, that's not being a fiscal conservative. A fiscal conservative waits for budgets to be balanced before returning money to people.

    That's what a fiscal conservative does.

    That's what I believe in -- not the Republican bullshit of "Here, free money! Mine mine mine"
     
    #88     Oct 16, 2010
  9. Your post might have made sense if you hadn't put an ad-hom in it. I won't mention how your post looks to an intelligent person because you'd just perceive it as insulting.
     
    #89     Oct 16, 2010
  10. No need for ad-hom after your huge tirade about how reagan's income tax caps were way up at 50% :D :D :D

    Remember that's what you based your whole argument on, until of course I proved you wrong (again, yawn..) and then you quickly edited your post. LOL!!!!

     
    #90     Oct 16, 2010