06 Jul 2016, 4:49 pm
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06 Jul 2016, 5:15 pm
Lukeda420 wrote:
Jacoby,
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
I say that we legalize marijuana (yeah, you all heard me) and then do a HEAVY taxation on marijuana, cigarettes, cigars, and alcohol - especially since I don't smoke and I quit drinking.
: - P
06 Jul 2016, 5:19 pm
nurseangela wrote:
Lukeda420 wrote:
Jacoby,
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
I say that we legalize marijuana (yeah, you all heard me) and then do a HEAVY taxation on marijuana, cigarettes, cigars, and alcohol - especially since I don't smoke and I quit drinking.
: - PI'll be thrilled to pay taxes for that. That's actually the mantra of the legalize movement "Tax and regulate." Although let's keep it within a reasonable rate.
06 Jul 2016, 5:21 pm
Lukeda420 wrote:
nurseangela wrote:
Lukeda420 wrote:
Jacoby,
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
I say that we legalize marijuana (yeah, you all heard me) and then do a HEAVY taxation on marijuana, cigarettes, cigars, and alcohol - especially since I don't smoke and I quit drinking.
: - PI'll be thrilled to pay taxes for that. That's actually the mantra of the legalize movement "Tax and regulate." Although let's keep it within a reasonable rate.
Ok then! We agree on something. I'd need a rate high enough to pay for my college, though, so just be sure you smoke a lot, ok?
Oh, yeah! You can't beat 'em, then join 'em!
06 Jul 2016, 5:28 pm
nurseangela wrote:
Lukeda420 wrote:
nurseangela wrote:
Lukeda420 wrote:
Jacoby,
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
Yes student loans should be dischargeable, but loans shouldn't be necessary except for degrees past a basic 4 year.
And Nurseangela,
Two things, first higher education an investment that will lead to higher tax income for the government since college grads get paid more on average than non-college grads. Second, we have plenty of money to make this happen. It will only be a drop in the bucket comparatively. Also we could just make the tax system a bit more equitable. For example, we could raise the tax rate for income that comes from stock to the same rate as regular income. That would be more than enough revenue to cover the costs.
I say that we legalize marijuana (yeah, you all heard me) and then do a HEAVY taxation on marijuana, cigarettes, cigars, and alcohol - especially since I don't smoke and I quit drinking.
: - PI'll be thrilled to pay taxes for that. That's actually the mantra of the legalize movement "Tax and regulate." Although let's keep it within a reasonable rate.
Ok then! We agree on something. I'd need a rate high enough to pay for my college, though, so just be sure you smoke a lot, ok?
Oh, yeah! You can't beat 'em, then join 'em!
Don't worry, there are enough of us to give you all the money you'll need and even have enough to give the rest if our school system a nice shot in the arm.
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https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/mobile/en/art ... d=10007392
Above is a link a dear friend and I have been discussing.
It is a poem that starts with
They came for the socialist
I said nothing.
It has been modernized.
Some fear that Trump has been a catalyst.
What do you think.
Side thought Aspies like to be right and tend to get load and forget manners
Above thought includes
me... 
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