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Anonymous wrote:Good, the latinos can finally give back to the community. They require employment of ESOL teachers and tons of extra money and support in our public schools. And, clearly they are not paying many taxes due to being poor. Stop being a drain on society please

Find a less racist way to say this and people may listen.

Good, the latinos can finally give back to the community. They require employment of ESOL teachers and tons of extra money and support in our public schools. And, clearly they are not paying many taxes due to being poor. Stop being a drain on society please

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

Well, yes, the middle class also needs to pay taxes. Without taxes, we (the US) can't pay for the services we (Americans) want the government to provide.

Now Republicans, they run on cutting taxes, but they only cut taxes for rich people.

Who do you think employs the middle and working lower classes? Yes ... that’s right, the rich in the form of proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations. Well, except for state, local, and federal government. In those cases, it is not the rich employing, but rather the powerful. Either way, the employer takes more and more of either the income or the taxes. You’re just upset that you’re neither the rich nor the powerful. Keep working smart and hard and maybe you’ll get there someday.

Terrific. Guess who makes the rich people rich? Yes...that's right, the middle and working classes.

It's like Willie Sutton said. Tax the rich, because that's where the money is.

Either way, you’re screwed buddy. The rich will always be rich no matter how much you think you’re taxing them and the government will always be in power no matter who you vote for. The only hope you have is to get rich enough so that you can buy the politicians.

Learn some history, please.

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

Well, yes, the middle class also needs to pay taxes. Without taxes, we (the US) can't pay for the services we (Americans) want the government to provide.

Now Republicans, they run on cutting taxes, but they only cut taxes for rich people.

Who do you think employs the middle and working lower classes? Yes ... that’s right, the rich in the form of proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations. Well, except for state, local, and federal government. In those cases, it is not the rich employing, but rather the powerful. Either way, the employer takes more and more of either the income or the taxes. You’re just upset that you’re neither the rich nor the powerful. Keep working smart and hard and maybe you’ll get there someday.

Terrific. Guess who makes the rich people rich? Yes...that's right, the middle and working classes.

It's like Willie Sutton said. Tax the rich, because that's where the money is.

Either way, you’re screwed buddy. The rich will always be rich no matter how much you think you’re taxing them and the government will always be in power no matter who you vote for. The only hope you have is to get rich enough so that you can buy the politicians.

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

Well, yes, the middle class also needs to pay taxes. Without taxes, we (the US) can't pay for the services we (Americans) want the government to provide.

Now Republicans, they run on cutting taxes, but they only cut taxes for rich people.

. year after year after year we bring in higher tax revenue than ever. We don’t have a taxation issue in this country. We have a spending issue.

Why not just add a extra fee onto registration of your car?? Say an extra 500 a year to cars worth more than 50, 000?? And go up from there. To say 1500 extra for a vehicle worth more than than 100,000.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe just add a tax to cars that are worth more than 20,000 dollars??

+1 THIS.

Just add a huge personal property tax rate on cars valued over $20k. Make it proptional, so the rate goes up at the value increases. A $25k might be $500 annually, whereas a $30k car would be $1500, and a $35k car would be $3000, and so on.

That seems fair to me.

Car tax is based on the value of the vehicle and sales tax is based on the price paid. Latinos or the massive infusion of 1st TPS then illegal immigration essentially altering composition of schools and need for social services? A population block that mean Virginia as a state needs to wake up and realize NOVA can NO longer afford to support ROVA.

How many hundreds of millions in bond money has been issued by Fairfax County paid for out of local taxes for the population?

as last PP I just don't get this thread since Virginia has a car tax relief of reduced amounts built into the tax formula. https://www.vbgov.com/government/departments/commissioner-of-the-revenue/personal-property/Pages/personal-property-tax-relief-(PPTR)-calculator.aspx

Current Tax Rate: $4.00 per $100.00
Tax Relief on first $20,000.00: 50.3%

At the 4 rate $7000 car owned for 12 months pays $139.16, If that old car is replaced with a 22000 it's 477.60.
Loudoun's rate is $4.2 and Fairfax's is $4.57.

The state comes up with the 20,000 and the car tax relief %. So if you have an old car that works well it's best to keep it running. VA could increase car tax relief.

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

Well, yes, the middle class also needs to pay taxes. Without taxes, we (the US) can't pay for the services we (Americans) want the government to provide.

Now Republicans, they run on cutting taxes, but they only cut taxes for rich people.

Who do you think employs the middle and working lower classes? Yes ... that’s right, the rich in the form of proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations. Well, except for state, local, and federal government. In those cases, it is not the rich employing, but rather the powerful. Either way, the employer takes more and more of either the income or the taxes. You’re just upset that you’re neither the rich nor the powerful. Keep working smart and hard and maybe you’ll get there someday.

Terrific. Guess who makes the rich people rich? Yes...that's right, the middle and working classes.

It's like Willie Sutton said. Tax the rich, because that's where the money is.

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Anonymous wrote:Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

Well, yes, the middle class also needs to pay taxes. Without taxes, we (the US) can't pay for the services we (Americans) want the government to provide.

Now Republicans, they run on cutting taxes, but they only cut taxes for rich people.

Who do you think employs the middle and working lower classes? Yes ... that’s right, the rich in the form of proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations. Well, except for state, local, and federal government. In those cases, it is not the rich employing, but rather the powerful. Either way, the employer takes more and more of either the income or the taxes. You’re just upset that you’re neither the rich nor the powerful. Keep working smart and hard and maybe you’ll get there someday.

Anonymous wrote:Gas taxes really hurt poor people more than any other group.

Troll. Maga hat wearing inbred.

Anonymous wrote:Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

Well, yes, the middle class also needs to pay taxes. Without taxes, we (the US) can't pay for the services we (Americans) want the government to provide.

Now Republicans, they run on cutting taxes, but they only cut taxes for rich people.

Anonymous wrote:Northam said he would tax the rich. Why not raise the property tax on homes valued over 500,000?? An extra 2% ??

The state doesn’t tax property.

Liberals run on only taxing rich people. But they only tax the middle class in real life.

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Anonymous wrote:I agree. The rich need to pay the new taxes! !

You’re obviously not rich.

Most people aren't.