On Wed, 22 Sep 2010 16:24:52 GMT, "Colonel Kurtz"
wrote:


On 16-Sep-2010, bpuharic wrote:

Investment income is taxed at a lower rate to encourage investment,

which it does not do. we have lowered the tax rates on investment
income to 15%

Only for 3 more months - then you're "retirement" is screwed even deeper.

meaningless

The lowest tax rate now is 10% - it will rise 50% on January 1, 2011.

so 15%. wow. big deal. i'm paying 28%. they pay half of what i do.



and why should INVESTMENT income be treated differently than EARNED
income?

Read previous post, look up the big words. Have you invested in anything
other than foreign trinkets and lottery tickets? )Thise weren't
investments, for the thinking impaired.)

gee. how well's your theory working out NOW?? employment at 4%?

oh. your view ****ed the middle class and enriched the already rich

thanks. i already knew that.



it shouldn't. it leads to increasing wealth concentrated in fewer and
few hands...which is what's happening to america today

Seemingly increased wealth in "the few" (MORE millionaires and billionaires
than EVER in North America, including a ******** like Mexico)

yeah we're becoming more like mexico. so we have more millionaires.
so what? what good does that do working people?

you right wingers think ONLY the rich are human beings.


) looks
causative because the middle class is devastated and continuing to shrink -

courtesy of your rich buddies...

explained why 40 times here - the gap is wider, and widening - what are you
going to do to change that? Elect a different set of political parasites???
That's right, bitch, send money overseas - it worked until now, right?

gee. unionized countries aren't having this problems. think that might
have something to do with it? only the US is the middle class being
wiped out while the rich are doing fine

yet you ignore this evidence. you can't handle it because you're
rightwing and cant think outside the box



so your argument is COMPLETELY wrong

Don't beat yourself up for not understanding grade school economics.

let me know when you catch up