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Why is the United States in constant military conflicts?
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2018-07-27 at 10:15 PM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader while you stick your tongue out and lick sunshines for nutrients and all your nutritional needs.
So what. you buy food and pay higher taxes but it isn't going to take the bulk of the savings you receive over paying 0 taxes.
its if you chose to be the guy that wants a brand new mustange or video games or whatever you chose to purchase. k -
2018-07-27 at 10:28 PM UTC
Originally posted by S6x So what. you buy food and pay higher taxes but it isn't going to take the bulk of the savings you receive over paying 0 taxes.
its if you chose to be the guy that wants a brand new mustange or video games or whatever you chose to purchase. k
when you invest, your actually selling and buying stocks / bonds etc etc.
even if and when you put your monies in a bank, the bank rent your money out to other people to be used to buy and sell other speculative assets.
8/10 of all instances of money changing hands these days involved selling and buying.
the other 2/10 involved robbery and theft. -
2018-07-28 at 2:30 AM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader when you invest, your actually selling and buying stocks / bonds etc etc.
even if and when you put your monies in a bank, the bank rent your money out to other people to be used to buy and sell other speculative assets.
8/10 of all instances of money changing hands these days involved selling and buying.
the other 2/10 involved robbery and theft.
k.. but what does that have to do with ending income taxes? Banks are like Brokers. they make money on buy and sell/trade. they make money on both ends. -
2018-07-28 at 6:49 AM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader even if and when you put your monies in a bank, the bank rent your money out to other people to be used to buy and sell other speculative assets.
How is that his problem?
Lent money being subject to tax does not mean you are being taxed.
Sales taxes can be an excellent idea but you need to adjust rates very carefully so you aren't overtaxing necessity good and services. It increases the asspain factor of stockkeeping but it's not that hard of an adjustment and can be handled much more easily by the supply chain.
Like I said, you are retarded. -
2018-07-28 at 7:24 AM UTC
Originally posted by Captain How is that his problem?
Lent money being subject to tax does not mean you are being taxed.
Sales taxes can be an excellent idea but you need to adjust rates very carefully so you aren't overtaxing necessity good and services. It increases the asspain factor of stockkeeping but it's not that hard of an adjustment and can be handled much more easily by the supply chain.
Like I said, you are retarded.
those rented monies are going to end up as businesses and services that you will eventually buy from and pay to.
just becos you dont pay for them directly doesnt mean that nobody does. -
2018-07-28 at 7:33 AM UTClol
when Trump/the US has such a raging hate boner for Iran, I don't think Pakistan really registers as a significant variable -
2018-07-28 at 1:57 PM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader those rented monies are going to end up as businesses and services that you will eventually buy from and pay to.
just becos you dont pay for them directly doesnt mean that nobody does.
Taxing spending is the point. There is no issue here. You are encouraged to save. Hopefully if investments are taxed properly, you (and banks) will be more inclined to invest than purchase shit you dont need.
So again, what is the point? -
2018-07-28 at 2:10 PM UTCBecause we got the most guns.
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2018-07-28 at 5:15 PM UTC
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2018-07-28 at 7:10 PM UTC
Originally posted by Captain Taxing spending is the point. There is no issue here. You are encouraged to save. Hopefully if investments are taxed properly, you (and banks) will be more inclined to invest than purchase shit you dont need.
So again, what is the point?
no, economies will whither and die if if everybody saves.
seriously, it will WITHER AND DIE.
which is why in saving high countries like japan, they have negative interest for savings. thats right, you are going to be charged, ie; paying for your savings.
its exactly due to savings that we have so many kinds of loans and debts available on the market for you to get in indebted to.
the economy will and must find a way to get rid of all the accumulated solid monies just how clouds must precipitate into rains.
and before the needs for investments can arise, new opportunity and venue to sell and buy must first be created. there has to be market demand for something before theres a need for money to be invested to fulfill that market demand. -
2018-07-28 at 7:12 PM UTC
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2018-07-28 at 7:15 PM UTCIf all debts were repaid there would be no money in circulation.
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2018-07-28 at 7:22 PM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader no, economies will whither and die if if everybody saves.
seriously, it will WITHER AND DIE.
which is why in saving high countries like japan, they have negative interest for savings. thats right, you are going to be charged, ie; paying for your savings.
its exactly due to savings that we have so many kinds of loans and debts available on the market for you to get in indebted to.
the economy will and must find a way to get rid of all the accumulated solid monies just how clouds must precipitate into rains.
and before the needs for investments can arise, new opportunity and venue to sell and buy must first be created. there has to be market demand for something before theres a need for money to be invested to fulfill that market demand.
Certainly, but that is not a categorical problem with consumption end taxes; there is no reason you cannot avoid this by carefully structuring tax rates against necessity and market demand. It has been argued that collecting through sales taxes actually encourages optimized spending rather than necessarily saving. But it also encourages saving.
To address Japan in particular: do you know WHY the Japs save so much? -
2018-07-28 at 7:23 PM UTC
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2018-07-28 at 7:24 PM UTC
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2018-07-28 at 7:27 PM UTC
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2018-07-28 at 7:33 PM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader im too lazy to acutally google but how many fleets US actually have ???
https://southfront.org/us-carrier-strike-groups-locations-map-july-24-2018/The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2018-07-28 at 7:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by Captain Certainly, but that is not a categorical problem with consumption end taxes; there is no reason you cannot avoid this by carefully structuring tax rates against necessity and market demand. It has been argued that collecting through sales taxes actually encourages optimized spending rather than necessarily saving. But it also encourages saving.
To address Japan in particular: do you know WHY the Japs save so much?
1 - i was actually addressing t2k1 when he said that sales taxes should be applied to everything.
2 - japanese culture and and aging population. old people dont have much to splurge on. -
2018-07-28 at 7:38 PM UTC
Originally posted by aldra https://southfront.org/us-carrier-strike-groups-locations-map-july-24-2018/
thanks.
ever since the collision in japan that involved a ship from the 7th fleet i always wondered how many fleets there are actually. -
2018-07-28 at 7:39 PM UTC
Originally posted by benny vader 1 - i was actually addressing t2k1 when he said that sales taxes should be applied to everything.
2 - japanese culture and and aging population. old people dont have much to splurge on.
Ye. Sales tax everywhere wont be that destructive if properly ordered. And its a great solution for Pakistan because they are having issues with revenue collection.
