Ss: am I nuts? Does it not seem like trashing this comes from the oligarchs that want us to sit down; shut up; and do what we’re told
Red-Vagabond on
Tip those that service with paper.
Important-Stock-4504 on
How about we actually force billionaires to pay taxes
MrNavinJohnson on
Yea that federal revenue is gonna hurt their portfolios.
Pelosi is gonna have to hand out some insider trading tips to the rest of the muppets.
Appropriate_Force831 on
> The rich whites who own the media
You’d be surprised how many of them aren’t regular old whites
BirdLeeBird on
Make unrealized capital gains taxed higher than realized and apply it only to people >$1mil in assets. Give incentive for the rich to withdraw their funds and use them.
obscured_by_turtles on
Not in the USA but there is a valid point in that opinion piece. Friend had a job for a couple decades as resident caretaker for a religious-based meeting house. The board of the organization structured the employment so that the friend paid next to nothing for room and board, but also reduced the salary and hence income taxes by corresponding amounts.
As the opinion piece points out, that meant that pension and SS contributions were also reduced, as the friend discovered when retirement came, and with it close to poverty level pension and SS payouts.
No-Section-4385 on
Honestly do away with the tip mentality you should pay your workers a liveable wage not built on gratuity.
It creates lazy people who do nothing but stand around the computer as costumers walk out.
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Ss: am I nuts? Does it not seem like trashing this comes from the oligarchs that want us to sit down; shut up; and do what we’re told
Tip those that service with paper.
How about we actually force billionaires to pay taxes
Yea that federal revenue is gonna hurt their portfolios.
Pelosi is gonna have to hand out some insider trading tips to the rest of the muppets.
> The rich whites who own the media
You’d be surprised how many of them aren’t regular old whites
Make unrealized capital gains taxed higher than realized and apply it only to people >$1mil in assets. Give incentive for the rich to withdraw their funds and use them.
Not in the USA but there is a valid point in that opinion piece. Friend had a job for a couple decades as resident caretaker for a religious-based meeting house. The board of the organization structured the employment so that the friend paid next to nothing for room and board, but also reduced the salary and hence income taxes by corresponding amounts.
As the opinion piece points out, that meant that pension and SS contributions were also reduced, as the friend discovered when retirement came, and with it close to poverty level pension and SS payouts.
Honestly do away with the tip mentality you should pay your workers a liveable wage not built on gratuity.
It creates lazy people who do nothing but stand around the computer as costumers walk out.