Why are taxes so high?
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Date: February 12th, 2024 9:59 AM Author: poppy trip gas station
I have 4 children. It costs over $40,000/year in school and childcare. They also eat food, consume electricity, water, natural gas, and entertainment.
When it comes to my taxes I get tax credits worth $9,200.00 for raising up future taxpayers. It is profoundly unfair.
Tax Credit breakdown: 4 kids x $2,000 per child credit + $1,200 tax credit for daycare (credit = 20% of first $6,000 spend for 2 or more children. It'd only be 20% of first $3,000 if I only had one child).
Daylight robbery. These goddamn tax rules.
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Date: February 12th, 2024 10:52 AM Author: Coral apoplectic temple skinny woman
It isn't so much the taxes. It's that you get basically nothing from the government in return.
In other civilized countries with similar or even slightly higher tax burdens, you'd be receiving extended paid parental leave for the newborns; free or heavily subsidized daycare; free or heavily subsidized medical care; functional public transportation that you can actually use with your children; and more.
In the US you get the burdens of moderate-to-high taxation but none of the benefits. Taxes go towards a minimal safety net for the abject poor (SNAP, etc.) and various forms of corporate welfare that benefit the top 1-10% of taxpayers.
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Date: February 12th, 2024 11:11 AM Author: Awkward Mahogany Site Feces
Israel ain't going to fund itself, goy. And there's also the Ukraine thing.
You're right. We pay way too much taxes and get less and less. It's all squandered away on the military industrial complex and foreign aid, both of which exist at this point only to protect Jewish capital.
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Date: February 12th, 2024 1:32 PM Author: Translucent cheese-eating step-uncle's house toilet seat
How do you think Israel affords the weaponry to commit genocide?
How do you think we can pay for billionaire hedge fund managers' tax cuts?
These are US priorities that the middle class should get behind. Who cares if you can't upgrade your Subaru for another 10 years prole.
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