People first before what? Before the law? |
You referring to immigrant communities as less privileged is very derogatory and speaks volumes about how you view immigrants. There are immigrants here who are very successful entrepreneurs, lawyers, judges, elective officials, doctors, engineers. Calling them less privileged is very racist. |
Actually, you do have to do it. Or are you saying your are paying him less than $600 a year? In that case, you don't need to issue 1099, because it is a slavery to pay someone les than $600 per year. |
Doesn't mean they started out privileged. |
You're wrong, again. That's the threshold for if I'm operating a business and he's assisting me in the course of my business. I'm not, and he's not. He's providing a personal service to me. |
Of course most of them started more privileged as majority of americans, as they immigrated already with college degrees (very often with masters) and with no debt. How is that less privileged? |
Like a prostitute? |
Silly. OP wants the OTHER rich people to pay taxes. Just not him. Do as I say and all that. |
But how could OP live out his final days as if not pretending to be a noble benefactor by paying under the table wages to illegal labor? His viewing immigrants as less privileged is giving his life meaning and importance. |
| Over all of the comments in this thread, OP has given a lot of identifying details. Be careful bud. |
| Enjoy the surprise house visit from the feds OP. |
Nice job evading the core of the issue. Trump's motives are only marginally relevant. Yes Donald Trump is a narcissist who only cares about himself. It does not change the fact that (whether intended or not) his policies tighten up the domestic labor market and result in real wage gains for American workers, especially in the bottom half of the income distribution. The answer to reducing inequality and giving labor more bargaining power is so mind-numbingly obvious: tighten up the labor market by enforcing immigration laws. But you would rather sacrifice the American worker than admit that for whatever reason, Trump is right on this issue (at least economically). |
You are so full of it and posturing. This can be demonstrated with one simple question: As a lawyer did you ever outsource legal work or hire for legal work some unlicensed worker who was a citizen of and located in India, China or, your personal favorite, a Latin American country? |
Could you imagine Indian or Chinese officials. "We need more immigrants"? Borders for me not for thee. |
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I assume at the end of the day your illegal servant goes back across town away from your home to live amongst those who you don't respect from the US. While you have those "good school" economic areas. How can you force him to live amongst us?
So long as he doesn't try to send his kid across town to your district. Now that's a border. |