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Old 09-21-2011, 05:52 AM  
12clicks
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Originally Posted by TheDoc View Post
It's an investment which is a deduction... idiot. Ie: the actual point you tried to argue.

Nobody said it was for rich people.... idiot. However no poor person making $15k a year pays $15k a year into the 401k... idiot.

Man... out of stupid fucks on this board, you take the cake, bar none.
good morning, mr. mom.

add reading comprehension to the list of reasons you're a failure.

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Originally Posted by crockett
They pay a higher tax rate as a group but they get more deductions bringing that tax rate down lower than what the average middle class person pays. Oh and they make it sound odd that someone whom makes a million dollars a year pays a larger share than someone making 50k year.
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Originally Posted by 12clicks View Post
This is a lie told by losers who've never made more than 30k a year.
The facts are just the opposite. The more you make, the less deductions you are allowed to take.

It's the masses of unsuccessful unintelligent who clamor for fairness. What they fail to understand is that they pay NOTHING compared to their successful neighbors.
Having ZERO experience on the subject, they rely on lies they've been told to gain their vote.
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Originally Posted by thedoc
What a load of bullshit... Investments are deductions dip shit, and the higher up the chain you go, the more unique opportunities you get for those investments, as well, the more opportunities you have to move your income to less taxable areas, like dividends.
now prattle on son, I take a perverse pleasure in watching nobodies pretend their not out of work mr. moms.
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