Tax Caution For Employee Drivers

LOL,
Poor broke truck drivers want to get rid of public schools because they can’t afford their taxes.

 

No we want to get rid of government schools because they are ineffective, over priced, and if they were run by anyone but the Federal Government they would be subject to criminal prosecution for child abuse, neglect, molestation, and child endangerment.

Please do not start with how your schools are run locally. No they are not and any misguided belief to the contrary exposes the ignorance of school funding the protester would have.

 

Got it all government bad. Government bad.

 

I'm perfectly content to write a check. The more I end up paying, the less money of mine they got to hold (interest free) during the tax year.

 

Nope but to explain it would require a belief on my part of you comprehending proper government function and improper. Just based off your response I can tell where you would fall.

Have fun Sparky. I am sure someone GAF to argue with a fart.

 

What do you suggest?
Private - for profit schools?
Or
Forbidding divorce and forcing the woman to home school their kids?

And if every school were a private school then how would they fund them? Would people with grown up or no kids not pay into an education system?
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I think we have a good system right now.

 

The system we have right now has been broken.

Schools use to be locally run, locally controlled, locally funded with teachers working for and in partnership with the parents. The state and feds did nothing more than set minimum standards.

Schools are now run by centralized state entities that dictate policy and control funding. Parents have been cut out of the loop or thier role limited in the actual decisions regarding policy and curriculum.

 

First of all ACA doesn't protect your pre existing condition, if you are already insured, any more now than it did before the ACA. The only thing the ACA did was force the insurers the provide insurance to preexisting conditions that were previously uninsured.

As for increases. Yeah, everything increases. ACA sent the increases off the charts. I paid less than $12 a week for insurance, with little to no deductibles in 1981. Our insurance was up to $48 a week with a low deductible in 2009. ... Now it's $120 a week with $5000 deductible.

I paid more out of pocket in this last trip to the emergency room, than I have in history of broken bones, emergencies, illness and hospitalizations for myself and my entire family combined over 30 years.

 

There is a relatively simple solution to our taxes. Just cut discretionary spending, including defense spending by 80%, phase-out Social Security Medicare and Medicaid, and find a way to cut mandatory spending by 80%.

That would bring the annual federal budget down to about 700 billion dollars and then you could fund it by simply charging a flat $2,400 per year headtax for every man woman and child. There might even be enough left over to pay down our massive federal debt within 100 years!

Most people can afford $200 a month, they're already paying more in current taxes. Charity can cover for those who provably can't.

Of course, that would require actual spending cuts. Big ones. But I'm a selfish millennial so I could care less if soldiers and lazy baby boomers lose their taxpayer funded incomes.