At 7/31/19 11:49 AM, Sword-of-Kings wrote:
Why shouldn't citizens of this country be entitled to healthcare or education? The rest of the first world has universal healthcare and some have free college, so it's not like this is some crazy new shit that hasn't been done. America can fucking afford it.
we have a larger population than the majority of European and if we wan't to get specific the Nordic countries, we also have a larger presence on the international stage where we have to subsidize the EU's defense through NATO missions since the EU countries don't want to "pay their fair share" even though they're all about equality. the US is also one of the biggest contributors to foreign and humanitarian aid with either direct payments or physical goods or through organizations like the UN whose budget we also pretty much subsidize to keep it maintaining.
also our social programs are a literal money sink due to Baby Boomers tapping into social securit and voting in people into Congress and increasing SS payout amounts as bribes to get votes, funfact by 2035 Social Security is going to go into a full deficit so I don't know why I'm paying into it because I can't withdraw until I'm 72 and I just entered my 30s.
And if it somehow can't, cut the military budget and tax these rich motherfuckers. K-12 is free, so why should college be any different? Why is anyone who isn't rich or in a health insurance company or paid off by them against universal healthcare? This shit will save so many lives and drastically improve the quality of life of Americans.
I have no argument for K-12, but when you apply to college and more importantly apply for college loans you are agree to a financial contract you willfully and agreed to, it is your duty to read the terms and conditions of that contract. the fact that the person who signed the contract didn't think ahead because of the lack of employment prospects due to that degree or making payments with either a part or full time job while attending higher education to lower the financial burden to
How is the amount of money someone has an arbitrary basis? Tax rates should be higher for rich people because poor people need a higher percentage of their money than rich people do. And you're not rich, so why do you give so much of a fuck about the poor oppressed millionaires?
they earn a higher amount of money so their tax percentage is lower so it's the same number being deducted as a regular people except they have ways to launder it lol. I care because on the simple basis that if someone works or was born into money they should be able to keep what they have and shouldn't be penalized for it, this is America you should be unimpeded on what you do financially, if you want altruistic egalitarianism move to Europe if you don't already live there.
Are you trolling? Your shit English and constantly being against your own best interests make it seem like you're bullshitting.
no I am not, and no I'm just day drinking because I'm having my day off and celebrating with some good 'ol Eve Online and day drinking and i'm having a blast, you haven't lived until you've drank and internet spaceship'd!!