I think the JFK assassination was the kick-off to the conspiracy culture.

Most people today, base their assumptions on Oliver Stone's movie, rather than the facts.
It's the classic whodunnit' where everybody dunnit'...

Im tempted to vote Sanders.
Get it over with. Start over.

raydawg wrote on 02/21/16 at 08:58:56:

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I see them on a plate of spaghetti...
That's a tough descriptive to visualize...  

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 02/20/16 at 19:37:03:


Yes

Mick said it was you and I  

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 02/21/16 at 08:32:24:


Ehh...

Fifty percent top-bracket income taxes ain't too bad, especially compared to the 90+% we had many years ago. Who cares if the big shot has to pay Uncle Sam a few more dollars. Those rich Republicans act like the sky is falling if they have to serve Uncle Sam so much as a single percent more, but then they'll pull their hair out and scream about America drowning in debt.  



That's the problem with Repubs.


Madness, utter madness...

Want to cut taxes... fine. But cut spending FIRST. Anything less will just perpetuate the madness. Repubs love to cut taxes, but the tough job is the spending. I think some blame our financial problems on the Bush tax cuts. Who knows.


Anyone who wants to cut taxes before spending ought to be run out of town with torches and pitchforks... Sorry Tea Party. ... and Rand Paul...  

It's just irresponsible.

Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe they don't want to cut taxes first. I don't know anything.

So JOG, buddy, educate me.

Are you a top bracket millionaire/billionaire Mark? Is that why you're so mad? I'm not going to pay half of my paycheck. Why should the little man do that? That's why we have higher taxes for richer people--they can afford to pay it and have a decent life. SOMEONE HAS TO PAY THE BILLS. If you don't want to pay it, then get rid of the crappy programs FIRST-- unless, of course, you favor the idea of driving our nation broke. Wanna put a chokehold on America, huh? Yeah, You thinkin' "I ain't givin' you my money, that'll make you cut spending!"-- Is that your strategy Mark?

When a rich man screams about not getting to keep his big fat profits, he doesn't make a very defensible argument. He gets condemned as greedy. Uh Oh, Webby, I think I just hit a really big ugly tender nerve. Stop being so selfish. Or, are you just arguing from principle? Maybe you'll never in your life pay 50% income taxes, but you just want to fuss about it because you "don't believe in it." Maybe you just buy into the whole Republican dogma of "rich capitalists make our nation rich and give everyone jobs, so we have to let them keep all of their money or America will suffer."

Like I said, the Repubs act like the sky is falling over something like this. The point is that the sky is not falling. Taxes used to be WAY WORSE, POSSIBLY EVEN INSANELY HIGH, compared to what Bernie is proposing.

I'm gonna admit, largely, rich people should keep their money. Maybe that makes the world go round. HOWEVER, when the nation has bills to pay and crappy programs to make the bills, someone has to deal with it and PAY THE BILLS. Who's gonna do it? The poor waitress, or the corporate tycoon? Wanna flat tax? No taxes? What do you want Webby?

That's the problem with Republicans, SOS, insane, unrealistic, garbage attitude. Not practical. Trump is different. He's proven that he is smart and can do amazing things. He gets things done. And, Duh, he's rich. It will be interesting, if he wins the election, how he will behave on this whole tax and spend issue.


Can Republicans stop being delusional already! That seems to be the right word for the attitude: DELUSIONAL

And yes, I generally vote Republican, ironically.  

Get real Webby-- the nation is going broke. You want us to default, or are you going to help pay the bills? Since you are easily a multi-trillionaire, you can pay the whole bill by yourself in one fell swoop. We know you have it in you. Your patriotism is so awesome. Like Whatshisnameactor, I think I'll tear my clothes and cover myself in ashes in an act of pure worship.