Trumps Finalized Tax Bill to Cut Obamacares Individual Mandate

[ChikaPaliza]

told you you are a bitch, first you started off this thread all tough now you sucking dick lmfao.

i'm a girl you dumbass. are you new or something?

[siablo14]

Agreed they don’t have the horrible history America has..

Canada only had slaves til the 1830s... a whole thirty years before America ended it..


And yes America provides benefits unequally..

Leeches get
Free housing
Free healthcare
Free school lunches
Free college
Lowered testing standards
Free food
Free utilities..


All the productive people don’t get that stuff free.

You are right siablo, we need to end those unequal benefits

Canada never had a Jim Crow period.
America has to providing such things because they failed to provided them directly after slavery. Maybe if you operated like Canada after slavery ended you wouldn't have "leeches."

[JimRaynor]

Canada doesn't have a history of oppressing minorities nor providing benefits unequally.

Then why aren't you looking to move to Canada, why is your eye always set on the USA?

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Canada never had a Jim Crow period.
America has to providing such things because they failed to provided them directly after slavery. Maybe if you operated like Canada after slavery ended you wouldn't have "leeches."

I agree with you


But what about all those unequal benefits?

Those need to stop as well for the country to fair and equal

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Then why aren't you looking to move to Canada, why is your eye always set on the USA?

Lol..


Cuz he a leech


Land of oppression doe

Can’t wait to go back there doe

[StarshipTrooper]

Then why aren't you looking to move to Canada, why is your eye always set on the USA?

Probably because Soviet Canuckistan only lets in Muslims :hahahaha9:

[The Big Dunn]

Does this bill passing help Republicans or hurt them? I saw something on the night of the Alabama election that showed this Bill was liked by only 32% of voters.

If know Trump needs some legislative success and his messaging has made his base support for this strong but if the 32% is true then Republicans may be making a huge mistake.

[JimRaynor]

Does this bill passing help Republicans or hurt them? I saw something on the night of the Alabama election that showed this Bill was liked by only 32% of voters.

If know Trump needs some legislative success and his messaging has made his base support for this strong but if the 32% is true then Republicans may be making a huge mistake.

This new revised bill literally helps everyone. It helps corporations the most by cutting the corporate rate from 35%(which is the highest in the world) to 21%, which now becomes on par with even some of the most socialist countries like Denmark or Sweden.

But it also helps you and me.

If you are making

38K-82K Single or 77K-165K married, your taxes drop from 25% to 22%

82K-157 Single or 165-315K married, your taxes drop from 28% to 24%.

Your child tax credits are doubled from $1000 to $2000. Your standard deduction (which 70% of Americans choose to do on their taxes) is doubled for single from 6K to 12K, and for married from 12K to 24K.

You can still write off your state and property taxes, albeit only up to $10,000 (where before it was unlimited). Which lets be honest if you are paying more than 10K in taxes you technically are pretty well off.


Here is a a pretty good breakdown

http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/15/news...ils/index.html

[The Big Dunn]

This new revised bill literally helps everyone. It helps corporations the most by cutting the corporate rate from 35%(which is the highest in the world) to 21%, which now becomes on par with even some of the most socialist countries like Denmark or Sweden.

But it also helps you and me.

If you are making

38K-82K Single or 77K-165K married, your taxes drop from 25% to 22%

82K-157 Single or 165-315K married, your taxes drop from 28% to 24%.

Your child tax credits are doubled from $1000 to $2000. Your standard deduction (which 70% of Americans choose to do on their taxes) is doubled for single from 6K to 12K, and for married from 12K to 24K.

You can still write off your state and property taxes, albeit only up to $10,000 (where before it was unlimited). Which lets be honest if you are paying more than 10K in taxes you technically are pretty well off.


Here is a a pretty good breakdown

http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/15/news...ils/index.html

Yeah but Jim this is the short term. You can't just look at that. Long term this bill doesn't appear to help middle and working class people.

The long term is what is making everyone hate this thing.

[JimRaynor]

Yeah but Jim this is the short term. You can't just look at that. Long term this bill doesn't appear to help middle and working class people.

The long term is what is making everyone hate this thing.

What do you mean long term? How is this bill supposed to hurt people long term?