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  1. SiriuslyLong is offline
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    10-18-2011, 10:56 AM #11
    Quote Originally Posted by Havakasha View Post
    No. Wrong again. The majority of American people recognize an obvious and necessary policy correction.
    Bringing back the tax rate for the top income brackets to what they were under Clinton, as well
    as increasing taxes on milionaires has nothing to do with "demonizing them". Absolutely absurd comment.

    From Zbigniew Brezinski who was by the way considered a right leaning centrist during the Carter Administration

    Brzezinski received the 2011 Jury du Prix Tocqueville Prize on Oct. 14 in recognition of his dedication and contributions to advance "the principles of individual liberty as the foundation of free, prosperous and humane societies." In his acceptance speech, Brzezinski discussed the challenge he sees facing contemporary America.

    "Though a democracy, it is becoming a country of socially ominous extremes between the few super rich and the increasingly many who are deprived. In America today the top 1% of the richest families own around 35% of the entire nation's wealth, while the bottom 90% own around 25%. It should be a source of perhaps even greater concern that the majority of all currently serving Congressmen and Senators, and similarly most of the top officials in the executive branch, fall in the category of the very rich, the so-called top 1%."
    Not demonizing them? Don't be silly. That's like arguing it isn't daytime when the sun is high in the sky.

    Many of the protestors are endorsing Marxism. How about you?

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    10-18-2011, 01:06 PM #12
    Look who is talking about being silly.
    "many of the protestors are endorsing Marxism.". Can someone say something
    more stupid? Not possible.

    Please tell me the percentage of Marxists since you obviously have some kind of
    inside knowledge. lol

    Im a Democrat thank you. I quess you forgot.
    Im wondering if you might be a right wing fascist disquised as an idiot. LOL.
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    10-19-2011, 09:33 AM #13
    According to S&L THEN a majority of Americans support Marxism. LMFAO

    At a time when protests have erupted across the country over a growing inequality of wealth and Congress is considering measures to impose a surtax on those earning more than $1 million annually, the public seems to be in a populist mood—one that’s tempered by skepticism about Washington’s ability to do anything about the grim economy.
    A new survey shows that Americans overwhelmingly support the self-styled Occupy Wall Street protests that not only have disrupted life in Lower Manhattan but also in Washington and cities and towns across the U.S. and in other nations. Some 59 percent of adults either completely agree or mostly agree with the protesters, while 31 percent mostly disagree or completely disagree; 10 percent of those surveyed didn’t know or refused to answer.

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    10-19-2011, 06:24 PM #14
    Let's just do this one more time. That 47 percent figure applies only to federal income taxes. The ones not paying are the poor, the elderly who have, you know, very little income, and those who qualify for child tax credits. These people still pay state taxes. They still pay payroll taxes. They pay federal excise taxes, they pay local taxes. And, in fact, "low- and moderate-income people pay a much larger share of their incomes in federal payroll taxes than high-income people do."

    [T]axpayers in the bottom 20 percent of the income scale paid an average of 8.8 percent of their incomes in payroll taxes in 2007, compared to just 1.6 percent for taxpayers in the top 1 percent of the income distribution.[...]
    Low-income families also pay substantial state and local taxes. Most state and local taxes are regressive, meaning that low-income families pay a larger share of their incomes in these taxes than wealthier households do. The bottom fifth of taxpayers paid 12.3 percent of their incomes in state and local taxes in 2010, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) model. That was well above the 7.9 percent average rate that the top 1 percent of households paid.

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    10-21-2011, 10:52 AM #15
    Quote Originally Posted by Havakasha View Post
    Look who is talking about being silly.
    "many of the protestors are endorsing Marxism.". Can someone say something
    more stupid? Not possible.

    Please tell me the percentage of Marxists since you obviously have some kind of
    inside knowledge. lol

    Im a Democrat thank you. I quess you forgot.
    Im wondering if you might be a right wing fascist disquised as an idiot. LOL.
    Lloyd, it's true. Many of the protestors are. Why must you always argue? Stern had a kid on tape. Google it.

    Enough with the snarky comments LOL.

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    10-24-2011, 08:59 PM #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Havakasha View Post
    Look who is talking about being silly.
    "many of the protestors are endorsing Marxism.". Can someone say something
    more stupid? Not possible.

    Please tell me the percentage of Marxists since you obviously have some kind of
    inside knowledge. lol

    Im a Democrat thank you. I quess you forgot.
    Im wondering if you might be a right wing fascist disquised as an idiot. LOL.
    So you leave me guessing if you agree with some of the OWS protesters endorsing Marxism..... Your answer is that you belong to a certain political party???? Make it easy on everybody - either you agree, or disagree.... Do you endorse Marxism as a socioeconomical system to provide equality amongst the people?

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    10-26-2011, 01:59 PM #17
    I guess this will go unanswered and understandably so. Who wants to step in America and endorse socialism, communism or marxism. The choice is to veil this truth and simply call it liberalism. But at the end of the day, the same thing is achieved. More government control of all aspects or our lives.

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    10-26-2011, 02:09 PM #19
    And another.

    This one has a woman saying that a brain surgeon should be taxed heavily to bring him down.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuFQu...yer_embedded#!

    Yeah, yeah, yeah.............. I know your reply already....
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