11-15-2022, 08:43 AM
(11-15-2022, 02:27 AM)CKwi88 Wrote: And this is what really gets me. The same people up in arms about student loan forgiveness didn't bat an eye when the TCJA erased hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate tax revenue per year.
So handouts for corporations so they can give million dollar raises to executives and do stock buybacks are no biggie, but erase 10k of someone's debt so they could put a down-payment on a home, start a small business, or hell, just put that monthly payment towards anything but a debt collector? Catastrophic.
You can agree or disagree with tax cuts, but they aren’t handouts. That makes two assumptions. One is that all income is the government’s, and they decide what they will let you keep and two that whatever tax rate you moved from was the “correct” tax rate and any move from that is a gift.
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