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Originally Posted by ijusluvit
You sir are the first to answer, yet you simply dismiss Mr. Buffett and his entire list of reasons why he thinks the wealthy should pay a larger share. A few more who follow your comments make negative remarks about Buffett, but also fail to provide any rationale for their beliefs. Then someone points out that respondents are not on topic and your reply is to suggest he stay on topic.
I woud certainly like to read your explanations to either of my two questions. If you're just going to dismiss things negatively, why not start your own thread?
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I have seen chart after chart and I do not see how taxing the "rich" is going to make a dent in our budget. We all know that the top ten percent pay way more then their share. What I want to see is a whole restructure of the tax code. Why do people not complain when 50% of it's citizens pay nothing and alot of them get monies back.
The $250,000 a year people, who Obama calls rich, is the small businesses that hire about 80% of all workers. I personally know business people that ceased their capital spending until after the 2008 election. When Obama won, they decided to suspend all expansion until the dust settled with Obamacare and other regulations like cap and trade. Small business is scared of this administration, and taxing them more will not get the jobs back.
I am not bashing Obama here, just telling you what business people are thinking.