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Anonymous Coward User ID: 63927796 United States 08/09/2020 03:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This plus the eviction freeze are to get Trump to Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79245219 the Nov finish line. Then WHAMMO!! in 2021 when you have to settle up with all the "free money" you owe. . the package calls for an extension of the moratorium on evictions of renters. This may sound good but what about the rental property owners? There is no proposed moratorium on the bank foreclosures on those properties. If the landlords get no rent due to the moratorium, they can default on their mortgages and the bankers grab the properties. |
rev18_6
User ID: 78896278 United States 08/09/2020 03:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This plus the eviction freeze are to get Trump to Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79245219 the Nov finish line. Then WHAMMO!! in 2021 when you have to settle up with all the "free money" you owe. . the package calls for an extension of the moratorium on evictions of renters. This may sound good but what about the rental property owners? There is no proposed moratorium on the bank foreclosures on those properties. If the landlords get no rent due to the moratorium, they can default on their mortgages and the bankers grab the properties. Then I suggest rent collectors vote for Trump in November so we can get this economy going again. Otherwise, 2021 could be a most unhappy year for the middleman. Now, tell us again who you're going to vote for? [link to imgur.com (secure)] Last Edited by rev18_6 on 08/09/2020 03:38 PM |
darth
User ID: 28178764 United States 08/09/2020 03:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | […] Quoting: darth My wife, The Queen, and I have cut our cost of food, fuel, clothing, etc. by more than 50%. For example, I don't buy bread; I bake bread from scratch for a fraction of the cost. We have a garden, chickens, and a milk cow. We have ZERO debt. However, I am negotiating to purchase a farm next to mine in order to plant more and have more pasture for my cows. That land will go up in value. Cities counties and sheriff and troopers made all that illegal. Un employees disallowing food and arms. Total horseshit! You really think UN troops who cannot even subdue Somalia are going to take huge losses daily in Texas? Every deer hunter will be sniping them from over 800 yards. That is not to mention the short life expectancy of any pol or bureaucrat fool enough to order confiscation. BTW, our sheriffs and local cops will NOT enforce any such idiot order. Are you prepped? Did not think so. |
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User ID: 67229503 United States 08/09/2020 03:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The median annual household income worldwide is $9,733, and the median per-capita household income is $2,920, according to new Gallup metrics. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79247412 United States 08/09/2020 03:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No employer is going to stop deducting the payroll taxes from your checks based on an executive order that only defers their having to be paid. The only thing this order does is to potentially screw the funding of SS and Medicare. It's not even an order, itself, but a memorandum lol Ya'll know what this 'order' is? NOTHINGBURGER! |
rev18_6
User ID: 78896278 United States 08/09/2020 03:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No employer is going to stop deducting the payroll taxes from your checks based on an executive order that only defers their having to be paid. The only thing this order does is to potentially screw the funding of SS and Medicare. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79247412 It's not even an order, itself, but a memorandum lol Ya'll know what this 'order' is? NOTHINGBURGER! Oh, really? Mine will. He lives in Minnesota and hates Dems. I'll be getting those checks in full, cupcake. ;-) |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78032587 08/09/2020 03:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45102264 United States 08/09/2020 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yeah I save 100$ a week that ill probably still have to pay when I do my taxes. Meanwhile the assholes who don't come back to work get 400 a week. Nice going Trump. Good luck. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77812575 You woke up from your little nappy to early. GO back to sleep till your brain is fully rested. |
Festus Hoggbottom
User ID: 78382070 United States 08/09/2020 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? Maybe I was harsh. I was talking about $100K for a family of 5. Definitely not rich. For an individual, especially a single man, $100K is still not rich, but it's well within the comfort zone. For a single woman, it's probably bankruptcy, eviction, car repo'd, etc. I did it. I did it on purpose. And I'll do it again. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/09/2020 03:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yeah I save 100$ a week that ill probably still have to pay when I do my taxes. Meanwhile the assholes who don't come back to work get 400 a week. Nice going Trump. Good luck. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77812575 Since most state unemployment benefits only pay 50 to 60% of what your were making, the extra 400 will probably put most people breaking even or just under. Also, UE benefits always have an expiration date usually less than a year, so those staying home instead of taking a job when offered will end up regretting that decision when jobs dry up along with their unemployment. Quit your bitchin because you are still coming out on top. Remind me of two siblings arguing over who received the bigger piece of cake. YOU BOTH GOT SOME! STFU! |
rev18_6
User ID: 78896278 United States 08/09/2020 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? Might be. Didn't read the details on that bracket. The point being that 100k isn't going to get you much today unless you plan on being a functional eunuch, which many are opting to be. Inflation and socialist redistribution and outrageous, crippling taxation have cratered the American dream of the family and home, unless you're stuck to the tit of a government job, or are Amazon. But the mom and pop shop and laborer? Yeah, you're screwed. Last Edited by rev18_6 on 08/09/2020 03:57 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79247412 United States 08/09/2020 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No employer is going to stop deducting the payroll taxes from your checks based on an executive order that only defers their having to be paid. The only thing this order does is to potentially screw the funding of SS and Medicare. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79247412 It's not even an order, itself, but a memorandum lol Ya'll know what this 'order' is? NOTHINGBURGER! Oh, really? Mine will. He lives in Minnesota and hates Dems. I'll be getting those checks in full, cupcake. ;-) No you won't. Has nothing to do with Dem or Rep. Simple fact is its the law to pay those taxes and Trump can't cancel the law. Both you and your employer are still liable and no business is going to base their tax deduction decisions based on a non-legal memorandums of deferral. Keep playing in your sandbox, the real world is not for you. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/09/2020 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? Maybe I was harsh. I was talking about $100K for a family of 5. Definitely not rich. For an individual, especially a single man, $100K is still not rich, but it's well within the comfort zone. For a single woman, it's probably bankruptcy, eviction, car repo'd, etc. I know plenty of single women with a child that make it on HALF that amount and aren't lacking a car, a phone, a roof or a wardrobe. I would say some of you are living a bit high on the hog! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 45102264 United States 08/09/2020 03:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The median annual household income worldwide is $9,733, and the median per-capita household income is $2,920, according to new Gallup metrics. What is your point? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78537041 United States 08/09/2020 03:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? Might be. Didn't read the details on that bracket. The point being that 100k isn't going to get you much today unless you plan on being a functional Eunuch, which many are opting to be. Inflation and socialist redistribution have cratered the American dream of the family and home, unless you're stuck to the tit of a government job, or are Amazon. But the mom and pop shop and laborer? Yeah, you're screwed. If a family of 3 (which is now average for America) can't make it on 100K a year, they are likely in a Dem run city. MOVE. We were a family of four and made it on half that amount. |
rev18_6
User ID: 78896278 United States 08/09/2020 03:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No employer is going to stop deducting the payroll taxes from your checks based on an executive order that only defers their having to be paid. The only thing this order does is to potentially screw the funding of SS and Medicare. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79247412 It's not even an order, itself, but a memorandum lol Ya'll know what this 'order' is? NOTHINGBURGER! Oh, really? Mine will. He lives in Minnesota and hates Dems. I'll be getting those checks in full, cupcake. ;-) My employer got the memo and is smiling at the very moment. The checks are on the way. No more free tacos or hospital care for your illegitimate children, Lupe. LOL :-D |
Festus Hoggbottom
User ID: 78382070 United States 08/09/2020 04:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? Maybe I was harsh. I was talking about $100K for a family of 5. Definitely not rich. For an individual, especially a single man, $100K is still not rich, but it's well within the comfort zone. For a single woman, it's probably bankruptcy, eviction, car repo'd, etc. I know plenty of single women with a child that make it on HALF that amount and aren't lacking a car, a phone, a roof or a wardrobe. I would say some of you are living a bit high on the hog! Yeah. I'm just joking. My wife would be destitute on $100K. I did it. I did it on purpose. And I'll do it again. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79247412 United States 08/09/2020 04:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No employer is going to stop deducting the payroll taxes from your checks based on an executive order that only defers their having to be paid. The only thing this order does is to potentially screw the funding of SS and Medicare. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79247412 It's not even an order, itself, but a memorandum lol Ya'll know what this 'order' is? NOTHINGBURGER! Oh, really? Mine will. He lives in Minnesota and hates Dems. I'll be getting those checks in full, cupcake. ;-) My employer got the memo and is smiling at the very moment. The checks are on the way. No more free tacos or hospital care for your illegitimate children, Lupe. LOL :-D There are no checks coming. Payroll tax deductions will continue as normal. You have no idea what you're talking about and your mouthing off here will get your throat slit in the real world. Try it. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 14280394 United States 08/09/2020 04:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | “If I am victorious on November 3rd, I plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax... I’m going to make them all permanent.” Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77921420 Oh sure, you can bank on Trump's "if I am elected" promise on that one. First of all, it would take an act of Congress to eliminate Social Security and Medicare. Secondly, do we really believe his promise? How about these promises: Trump, July 19th: "We're signing a healthcare plan within two weeks, a full and complete healthcare plan. We're going to sign an immigration plan, a healthcare plan, and various other plans. " Where's that healthcare plan? Where's that immigration plan? Where are those "various other plans"? And we're supposed to believe this whopper. He'll promise whatever you want to hear for your vote, then it just becomes another bait and switch. It's always this way with con men. They keep you on the hook, keep you paying and your reward is always just around the corner. They just keep that carrot out there, promise them more in a couple of weeks and the suckers keep following that carrot like a line of sheep. So vote for Trump and he's promising you even more free money if he wins. FFS, this one is almost like banana republic vote buying. And there are actually suckers here who believe this pie in the sky "if I am elected" promise? I've got a bridge I want to sell you. That's right. Trump promised all that by the beginning of August. So how about before he goes and makes MORE promises, maybe we should ask him about the above: WHERE'S THE BEEF? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77352838 United States 08/09/2020 04:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No employer is going to stop deducting the payroll taxes from your checks based on an executive order that only defers their having to be paid. The only thing this order does is to potentially screw the funding of SS and Medicare. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79247412 It's not even an order, itself, but a memorandum lol Ya'll know what this 'order' is? NOTHINGBURGER! Oh, really? Mine will. He lives in Minnesota and hates Dems. I'll be getting those checks in full, cupcake. ;-) What does hating dem's. have to do with your employers pocket book. I am retired but had employees. There is no way I would not hold out an employees SS contribution from his check today on the offbeat chance i will have to pay it all at the end of the year. Ya think said employe would save that contribution, you know, just in case. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 24494291 United States 08/09/2020 04:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $100,000.00 rich? Quoting: rev18_6 Not with this dollar. Let's see... 100k...that might get a couple and one child through. But you better be smart and budget, because that ain't gonna get you much. Let's say mom is a teacher and dad is...I don't know...a Librarian...why not. They pull in 100k. They need two vehicles. They have exorbitant taxes. They have the house bill. All of junior's school junk that will cost $$$ and trying to put some back for his tuition. Then there's the 401k. Mom's wardrobe and teacher training expenses. Dad's books and seminar travel expenses. Food. Electricity. Welfare for central American illegals. Yeah, you're not gonna have two dimes to rub together. And I haven't even gotten to all the incidentals. I thought it was 100k per individual not married? Might be. Didn't read the details on that bracket. The point being that 100k isn't going to get you much today unless you plan on being a functional Eunuch, which many are opting to be. Inflation and socialist redistribution have cratered the American dream of the family and home, unless you're stuck to the tit of a government job, or are Amazon. But the mom and pop shop and laborer? Yeah, you're screwed. If a family of 3 (which is now average for America) can't make it on 100K a year, they are likely in a Dem run city. MOVE. We were a family of four and made it on half that amount. yeah, 500/month (6,000/year) property taxes is AWESOME.. not. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 24494291 United States 08/09/2020 04:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | “If I am victorious on November 3rd, I plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax... I’m going to make them all permanent.” Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77921420 Oh sure, you can bank on Trump's "if I am elected" promise on that one. First of all, it would take an act of Congress to eliminate Social Security and Medicare. Secondly, do we really believe his promise? How about these promises: Trump, July 19th: "We're signing a healthcare plan within two weeks, a full and complete healthcare plan. We're going to sign an immigration plan, a healthcare plan, and various other plans. " Where's that healthcare plan? Where's that immigration plan? Where are those "various other plans"? And we're supposed to believe this whopper. He'll promise whatever you want to hear for your vote, then it just becomes another bait and switch. It's always this way with con men. They keep you on the hook, keep you paying and your reward is always just around the corner. They just keep that carrot out there, promise them more in a couple of weeks and the suckers keep following that carrot like a line of sheep. So vote for Trump and he's promising you even more free money if he wins. FFS, this one is almost like banana republic vote buying. And there are actually suckers here who believe this pie in the sky "if I am elected" promise? I've got a bridge I want to sell you. That's right. Trump promised all that by the beginning of August. So how about before he goes and makes MORE promises, maybe we should ask him about the above: WHERE'S THE BEEF? blocked by congress is where ALL of the above is. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75340114 United States 08/09/2020 04:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77963055 It's always this way with con men. They keep you on the hook, keep you paying and your reward is always just around the corner. They just keep that carrot out there, promise them more in a couple of weeks and the suckers keep following that carrot like a line of sheep. So vote for Trump and he's promising you even more free money if he wins. FFS, this one is almost like banana republic vote buying. And there are actually suckers here who believe this pie in the sky "if I am elected" promise? I've got a bridge I want to sell you. That's right. Trump promised all that by the beginning of August. So how about before he goes and makes MORE promises, maybe we should ask him about the above: WHERE'S THE BEEF? blocked by congress is where ALL of the above is. No it wasn't blocked by Congress. Trump said he could do it by EO because of the SCOTUS ruling on DACA: July 19th: We’re signing a health care plan within two weeks, a full and complete health care plan that the Supreme Court decision on DACA gave me the right to do. So we’re going to solve — we’re going to sign an immigration plan, a health care plan, and various other plans. And nobody will have done what I’m doing in the next four weeks. The Supreme Court gave the President of the United States powers that nobody thought the President had, by approving, by doing what they did — their decision on DACA. Not to mention that no details of those plans were ever revealed and nothing was ever presented t Congress. No excuses. Trump said he would and would do this by August the 2nd. Where's that healthcare plan? Where's that immigration plan? Where are those "various other plans"? |
rev18_6
User ID: 78896278 United States 08/09/2020 04:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: rev18_6 Oh, really? Mine will. He lives in Minnesota and hates Dems. I'll be getting those checks in full, cupcake. ;-) My employer got the memo and is smiling at the very moment. The checks are on the way. No more free tacos or hospital care for your illegitimate children, Lupe. LOL :-D Last Edited by rev18_6 on 08/09/2020 04:58 PM |
M R E
User ID: 71630411 United States 08/09/2020 05:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nobody under 60 is getting SS anyway. What a scam it is. Collapse it and let it die already. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79113477 I heard that 35 years ago.....my moms drawing it now....not saying it won’t die, but spending what we don’t have is kinda our jam isn’t it? Social Security should be well funded. Congress has pilfered the funds and left the people with an IOU. I think it was Slick Willie who started it?? would rather have it & not need it then need it & not have it |
bcjams
User ID: 78109542 United States 08/09/2020 05:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Is it eliminated or deferred? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79245219 You realize most of what they are doing is forcing people into more debt, since they won't borrow voluntarily anymore. . It is a payroll tax holiday, meaning you will not have to pay it back. i get nothing since i went to school and work 60 hour weeks and thus make more than 100k....which in california bay area aint shit..at least i can afford my rent but not a house ...i can pay my car payment and buy my own food...i get to keep paying 1000-1500 a check for the rest of you losers I control the water |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 79041974 United States 08/09/2020 05:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This plus the eviction freeze are to get Trump to Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79245219 the Nov finish line. Then WHAMMO!! in 2021 when you have to settle up with all the "free money" you owe. . you are not even convincing. the tax hikes that the democrats plan are massive if elected. they even brag about it. |