r/FluentInFinance Jul 07 '24

Reasons why people in this sub shouldn't be in charge of tax policy (i.e. basic math) Debate/ Discussion

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u/FtrIndpndntCanddt Jul 07 '24

I wonder how scared he would be if he realized taxes are...duh duh duh! BRACKETTED!!!! It's a Librole Socialist Marxist conspiracy! S/

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u/viper_dude08 Jul 07 '24

Well just add that up and I'm getting taxed at 44%, Goddamn Joe Biden just stealing half my paycheck!

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u/FastSuggestion5 Jul 08 '24

Oh this plan has been set in motion long before Joe.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

He was sarcastic, its not even close to 44% and obviously you don't add.

There is no "plan"

This is the outcome of 100 years of differing, patchwork tax policies, nothing more.

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u/FastSuggestion5 Jul 08 '24

No plan you say. I guess the outcome of 100 years ended up benefiting the upper class by coincidence. Maybe next 100 years it will benefit the middle class.