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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So the top 1% already pay the majority of taxes? lol

Let's give 25k for homeowners and increase prices of homes / increase inflation ?

Let's give more student loan forgiveness and that doesn't increase inflation right?

Let's increase taxes on business by 7%, that doesn't increase prices and increase inflation??

The policies are insane. [/quote]

Again, the 1% hold a majority of the wealth, so they absolutely should pay at least what they are paying, if not more.

The issue is we don’t tax wealth. We should fix that. [/quote]

The issue is that liberals who want higher taxes aren't already sending in additional payments to the Treasury.

Put your money where you mouth is.  If you want higher taxes, start sending your checks to the Treasury ASAP.

Or are you a hypocrite?  [/quote]

I am sorry, this is just an asinine response.

Do you care about the debt or deficit? If not, tell me where you want to make the cuts that will impact that. Be specific and prove that your cuts will have an impact.

Do you believe the wealthy should pay a significantly less portion of their wealth in taxes? If so, why?

I don’t think you are even a high earner based on your sophomoric train of thought. It’s laughable that you defend proposals that make high earners wealthier as if doing so will make  you richer by association. It’s pathetic. 
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So you're a hypocrite.  Thanks for playing.[/quote]

You cannot overpay the government PP. If you overpay the government they send it back.

Don’t be stupid and try to have a conversation grounded in reality.

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