Taxes and productivity?
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The fukk did I say?
right there in the link lazy fella. i made a note to avoid your nonsense in the future.
The Economics of Taxation
Notes Say:
It is a glaring absurdity to pretend, that taxation contributes to national wealth, by engrossing part of the national produce, and enriches the nation by consuming part of its wealth.[2]
Taxation is the transfer of a portion of the national products from the hands of individuals to those of the government, for the purpose of meeting public consumption or expenditure. Whatever be the denomination it bears, whether tax, contribution, duty, excise, custom, aid, subsidy, grant, or free gift, it is virtually a burden imposed upon individuals, either in a separate or corporate character, by the ruling power for the time being, for the purpose of supplying the consumption it may think proper to make at their expense; in short, an impost, in the literal sense.[3]
IF the money gets spent that way.
ESPECIALLY during globalization.
The Chinese are damn near throwing people in jail for having more than a certain amount of currency, if they're not taxing you heavily for doing so.
If I could I would institute a global tax to get more than 1 trillion from the rich to fund cancer research, fusion research, nano technology, and a giant space elevator, in between setting up the big government fema death camps and declaring transfer payments to be the only income
Hyperbole = admitting a loss, breh.
You're. Not. American.I like the tax free threshold for income earners under 18,000. I like some tax offsets and rebates. I don't really like the Goods and Services Tax (GST) we have. I don't like some tarriffs that we have. I don't like the structure of the Medicare levy.
hell, advocate for your economic views all you want, but you don't even live in the USA (via your own admission)...so what are you takling about?
We've already established that the Aussie dollar doesn't go far in a radically expensive place. hell, your username is based on one of the most expensive cities...IN THE WORLD!
This is what I don't understand about dude. He lives in one of the most expensive places on earth (peep his username) in one of the most expensive cities on earth Sydney and Melbourne hold their places among 10 most expensive citiesActually 18000 Australian dollars is pretty close to our 0% income tax bracket....
Then you turn around and bytch about the tipping culture in America when you charge 10% on top of everything.
AND THEN on top of that, the Aussie purchasing parity isn't anywhere near the US or Europe, so you're paying more for less!
I mean, i really don't think he understands the US economic outlook beyond what he reads in blogs or gets from videos.
Make a note. You're on ignore now anyway
If that was true the person who dapped your post would be taking L's 24/7
Hyperbole = admitting a loss, breh.
And it wasn't hyperbole for the first half
U are not going to get very far in ur field if u keep ignoring everything that doesn't confirm your biasesMake a note. You're on ignore now anyway
Bruh I have pleaded with @Napoleon not to dap me numerous times, I dont control that dude.If that was true the person who dapped your post would be taking L's 24/7
And it wasn't hyperbole for the first half
I just want people who want to make private wealth a punitive offense to stop pretending to want "what's good" for the working class. That's all. Just be honest. You don't like wealth or capitalists and you want the govt to cut them down. That shyt has nothing to do with equality or anything of the sort. From there we can have meaningful conversations.
Mises is an objective or insightful source?U are not going to get very far in ur field if u keep ignoring everything that doesn't confirm your biases
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