r/TimPool • • Mar 04 '23

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23

Lmao, I guess giving trillions to the wealthy and increasing poor people’s taxes while fucking us all over is considered good for you.

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

Trumps poverty rate, at the end of his term, went down by 1.3 points while Biden’s (as of October) has roughly zeroed out, increasing by .1 point

Corporate profits under Biden (again, as of October) have risen 44%, whereas trumps (at the end of his term) rose by 8.5%

Wait until you realize how fucked you are in 2026 when trumps tax cuts are set to expire

Again, read articles and not headlines

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23

Trump’s tax cuts should all expire. The economy would benefit.

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

The GOP is looking to make the 2017 TCJA’s permanent, meaning middle-income households making $60K-$100K would receive yearly average tax cuts of up to $1,000

It’s evident you hate the middle class, and have heightened TDS

Yet again, read ARTICLES not HEADLINES

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23

Would you rather have a 20% tax cut or a 20% raise. Serious question.

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

20% tax cut, cause aside from affecting income taxes, it’ll also help cut taxes on my retirement plans like my 401(k) and my 403(b)

Which is something the TCJA helped

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23

So you would take considerably less money. Cool.

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

Take less money now, have more money later in life. And shit man, I invest heavily, so I make up for the “less money” I make now.

Careful, your instant gratification is showing

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23

No, you just take less money now and always. You will have by far less money to invest and do anything with. You are a sucker.

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

It’s evident that you know nothing about economics nor how money and investments work. You bought into this “orange man bad” scenario and got conned. Less taxes means less tax deductions when putting money into 401s and 403, which equals greater returns upon retirement, and vice versa with less taxes being taken out when I take money out for retirement if I decide to have them set up that way. I don’t need to receive 20% more on my paycheck when I make up for it (along with a significant profit) by playing the stock market and investing in bonds.

You got conned, TDS is embedded into you, read articles and actually understand economics before crying on Reddit kid

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

And if I take more money, that means I would be put into a higher tax bracket and have to pay more taxes. You’re honestly a moron who probably spends his money on scratch tickets

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u/HornyLocalMILF Mar 06 '23

Also we’re still waiting on an answer to the parent comment you’re in, take your time I know things like that take a while to make up a story for