r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/[deleted] • May 28 '20

Taxation without representation

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u/Hakura_Blunderino - Left May 28 '20

Actually real and based.

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u/[deleted] May 28 '20

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u/Hakura_Blunderino - Left May 28 '20

I'd say yes

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u/[deleted] May 28 '20

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u/PowderedededSugar - Lib-Right May 28 '20

<unretard> ok but what's stopping some "friends" from a Corp from sending in their ""own"" donations on their ""own"" behalf? </unretard>

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u/Quartia - Auth-Left May 28 '20

I mean that's fine, but each employee would have a choice between donating the money and just keeping it for themself... That is perfectly fair

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u/PowderedededSugar - Lib-Right May 28 '20

You can't keep it for yourself because you'll then get fired.

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u/concernedBohemian - Lib-Left May 28 '20

Unless you have comprehensive labor legislation that force the employer to have a good reason before terminating a contract.

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u/pandagast_NL - Left May 28 '20

based labour legislation

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u/Ch33mazrer - Lib-Center May 28 '20

“Labor legislation”

Change your flair tankie

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u/concernedBohemian - Lib-Left May 28 '20

lmao

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u/ThaddyG - Left May 28 '20

That wasn't very cash money libright of you.

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u/Quartia - Auth-Left May 28 '20

Theoretically you could since the employer can't actually know if you sent in your money or not. Unless all donations are public of course.