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  • In 2009 a film came out that describes Paul Ryan's Path to Prosperity perfectly.

    It's called "The Road." I highly reccommend it.

  • Most people do not undertand the compexities of taxation and its integration with the economy to make an informed judgement; we need political leaders with integrity and vision

  • PAUL RYAN'S PLAN WOULD REDUCE ROMNEY'S TAX RATE TO ZERO

    IT'S INSANE!

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  • In Paul Ryan's world the middle & lower classes get screwed...he's working for people making $500,000 +

  • If this guy was a Democrat he would win in a landslide. He is saying what we all believe in. Let's get a tax system that rewards productivity and gets America's economy healthy again. We cannot afford partisan politics as usual while our nation suffers and lives are being destroyed.  Obama and Reid have failed. If our Democratic leaders keep rehashing their same old tired failed ideas that do not work, let's get this Ryan guy to unite the nation to solve our current crisis.

  • IRS tells us the top 10% derives most of their income from Cap Gains, Interest & Diviidends

    The tax rate on these was lowered to !5% which is why many billionaires pay a lower tax rate than their secretaries

    THIS IS THE FIRST TAX LOOPHOLE WHICH MUST BE CLOSED!!

  • @DillonDee1

    How about we lower EVERYONES tax rate to 15% like Newt Gingrich wants to do?

    Doesn't that make more sense than raising everyones taxes to a miserable level!?!?

  • @TimeWarp66 -- I will likely pay around a 30% tax rate this year so my income is above average but I dont want a flat tax rate of 15%.

    You see, unlike Ryan & his backers -- the Koch Brothers - I am a Christian & believe our society should take care of the less fortunate.

  • @DillonDee1

    1) Most Christians vote Republican

    2) Society should take care of the less fortunate, but the government isn't society. The government is force. We as individuals have responsibilities for our fellow man through charity, not through force.

    3) The government didn't do 30% of your work, why is it entitled to 30% of your wealth?

    4) Isn't the government greedy for wanting to steal your money as opposed to the 1% that want to keep the money they earned?

  • @TimeWarp66 -[- YOU'RE A GREEDY BASTARD - I HAVE NOTHING FURTHER TO SAY TO YOU.- do not respond

    DO NOT RESPOND!

  • @DillonDee1

    I am responding bitch.

    See, when Liberals don't have an argument they get hysterical. They scream and name call because deep down they know they're wrong. They think from the belly button down.

  • @TimeWarp66 i would also like to point out that if you are a christian whom believes in helping others than you should, but when our country is on the verge of collapse the government cannot afford to tax the wealthy tremendously and lose more jobs.

  • @DillonDee1 This is how leftists respond.

  • @DillonDee1 If you want to take care of the less fortunate then you should be smart enough to want low taxes. Then you'll have more money to help them. FACT: Charities (churches and other) give .80-.92 of every $1 to the recipients (the people needing help). FACT: Government programs give .19-.35 of every $1 to the recipient (the people needing help). Government wastes nearly 75% of every $1 sent to in in bureaucratic inefficiency. That is STUPID.

  • @svvmichael1 --

    Fact -- most churches DO NOT give 80-92% of theIr money to those needing help

  • @DillonDee1 FACT: ALL DO, it is required. Bye now.

  • @svvmichael1 -- actually, many do not.

    The leader of the "Just Give Money To Me & Good Things Will Happen To You" has been Eugene Ewing who has instructed many other preachers

    The IRS has been unable to tax them b/c they get top notch lawyers

  • @DillonDee1 WRONG. All charities must get a MINUMUM of 80% of all reciepts to their beneficiaries. That includes churches. You are talking about a scam I guess, and therefore you are disingenuous. That is understandable since all of your posts are misguided.

  • @svvmichael1 -- look up US tax regulations -- you will not find that

  • @DillonDee1 It isn't a tax regulation. It is a regulation governing charities. You can also google to find out any charity's percent to recipients. They are all 2-3 TIMES higher than a gov't program. You are one committed socialist, even in the face of moutains of evidence that it fails.

  • @svvmichael1 -- what site do I Google?

  • @DillonDee1 You don't know how to google? explains a lot.

  • @svvmichael1 -- I said WHAT SITE do I Google?

    YOU KNOW YOU HAVE NO ANSWER!

  • @DillonDee1 you can GOOGLE a theme and it will give you sites. You don't have to know the site to google it, that doesn't even make sense.

  • @svvmichael1 -- "You're a shit-ass & you know it! There is no such site!

    Now go back to your basement & play with your mama!

  • @DillonDee1 Ummm, yes there are SEVERAL sites. Do you think searching google with keywords like "charities" and "efficiency" and/or "amount to recipients" and/or "overhead costs" etc. Are you this dumb? All of your other posts are stupid, and everyone attacks you for your ignorance. Maybe you should go read a book. Getting educated is a right-wing thing though.

  • @svvmichael1 -- Your statement was -

    "All charities must get a MINUMUM of 80% of all reciepts to their beneficiaries. That includes churches"

    i have searched the internet for any such 80% requirement but there is none.

    You are just 1 of these assholes who thinks he can type any bullshit on the internet WITHOUT ANY SOURCE, OR INTERNET SITE WHERE IT CAN BE VERIFIED!

  • @DillonDee1 Ummm, I spoon fed you the key words to find these percentages. If you can't then you are a liar or an idiot. Which are you, a liar or an idiot? Please answer this question before posting on this page again.

  • The choice is not between left or right, but up or down.

  • Obama's Greed will be the downfall of this nation.

  • @WhereDidItAllGo7

    Exactly. Why are the 1% greedy for wanting to keep their OWN money? Isn't the government greedy for wanting to steal it????

  • HaHaHaHa! Budget Committee my foot! Greed is one of the seven deadly sins. You can stuff those Bush Tax Cuts and rotate. Who is the smarter party now? Dems - 1, GOP - Your big fat mouth and Cantor's big fat mouth can stuff those Bush Tax Cuts. Maybe now you'll resign. Remember the eye of the needle? Probably not because you were obviously raised by wolves. Making love to the devil will get you exactly where you deserve to be! HaHaHaHa.  Enjoy those Bush Tax Cuts!!!

  • `~^^Hey Republican PAUL RYAN...Remember the scene in ANIMAL HOUSE where OTTER says to FLOUNDER, "Y ou f____ed up....You trusted us!"Well you are FLOUNDER & OTTER represents your institutionalized GOP buddies. When your plan to DESTROY MEDICARE(class warfare) runs it's course & your GOP buddies admit it was always a bad idea, ..YOU, PAULIE, will be made to take the fall. So take my advise. Stash your CORPORATE DONATIONS...._ Accept one of those lucrative lobbying jobs & "start drinking heavily."

  • ThinkProgress (Koch Bros) has paid big bucks to get House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan to their secrett meetings. Ryan, who has a history of flying off to junkets for groups of bankers like the Club for Growth & is pushing for radical cuts to Medicare & Soc Security in his “Roadmap for America’s Future.” In line with Koch’s supply-side side ideology of soakin the poor, Ryan’s budget i also calls for increasing taxes on the middle class while cutting them for the rich

  • @DillonDee1 "ThinkProgress (Koch Bros)"

    This just in: "DillonDee1" confirms he's a moron.

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  • Koch Bribes --Pompeo, Mike (R-KS) House $79,500 Moran, Jerry (R-KS) House $41,050 Rubio, Marco (R-FL) Senate $31,200 Blunt, Roy (R-MO) House $29,200 Toomey, Pat (R-PA) Senate $26,400 Kirk, Mark (R-IL) House $25,600

    Buck, Ken (R-CO) Senate $25,400 Johnson, Ron (R-WI) Senate $23,000

    DeMint, James W (R-SC) Senate $22,000 Portman, Rob (R-OH) Senate $22,000 Fiorina, Carly (R-CA) Senate $20,000 Thune, John (R-SD) Senate $17,050 Coburn, Tom (R-OK) Senate $14,800

  • @DillonDee1 What? Seriously? Define "bribe." You're either lying or you don't know what the word means. Well, actually - we KNOW you're a despicable liar, and the chance that you don't know what "bribe" *actually* means is low, but let's just see how you spin this anyway.

  • @DillonDee1 Koch Bros have committed millions for the 2012 elections but you must have voted as they want to be eligible Ryan, Paul (R-WI)House $10,000 Sessions, Pete (R-TX) House $10,000 Shelby, Richard C (R-AL) Senate $10,000 Stivers, Steve (R-OH) House $10,000 Upton, Fred (R-MI) House $10,000 Walberg, Tim (R-MI) House $10,000 Walden, Greg (R-OR) House $10,000 Murkowski, Lisa (I-AK) Senate $9,950 Vitter, David (R-LA) Senate $9,250
  • @DillonDee1 Wait, wait... so... it's wrong to donate to people who vote the way you want them to? And that's a "bribe" to you? You're an idiot.

  • ~~~America DOES have a REVENUE problem which SHOULD be a matter of NATIONAL SECURITY. Since Reagan, REPUBLICAN CLOWN GOD, the GOP AGENDA has been to REDUCE REVENUE in order to facilitate PRIVATIZATIONor ELIMINATION of programs such as MEDICARE,SOCIAL SECURITY,UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS& others.~~~PRIVATIZATION would be followed by an INCREASE in the costs of these services thus generating HUGE PROFITS at citizens' expense.INSTEAD of generating revenue REPUBLICANS want the NEEDIEST to do with LESS.

    ~

  • @poindexterwitkowsky -- Paul Ryan wants thr income disparity to grow & grow

  • @DillonDee1 1) You cannot prove that. You don't even have any evidence of it. It's just bullcrap class warfare you're using because your ilk can't make logical arguments and thus must rely on emotional ones, and being the evil hatemongers that you are, hate is one of your favorite emotions to evoke. 2) Income disparity is not inherently wrong, anyway.

  • @poindexterwitkowsky You're a tool spouting utterly baseless charges and over-the-top vitriolic insults. The fact that you're getting "likes" proves just how intellectually bankrupt the Leftist useful idiots here are.

  • @canofsand

    You're 100% right.

    These people are mindless drones that only think from the belly button down.

  • Three steps to tax reform:

    1) cut the rates for people making up to 100K

    2) tax capital gains and dividends like ordinary income

    3) create new brackets for people with income of 500K or more. Top rate should be 50% like it was under Reagan.

  • This plan is so much better than the plan Mr. Obama and his Congressional allies are pushing, and yes, this is very similar to that of Mr. Obama's own bi-partisan commission! The only mystery I see is why he turned around and ignored them. The good of the nation shouldn't be held hostage to personal political ambitions any more than to Wall Street bad apples.

  • well said, Sir!

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  • @RONPAULFREEDUMB - this is an intelligent video and intelligent comments are welcome - name calling is juvenile - if you can't make an intelligent comment please go back to AOL or Facebook. And get off welfare and get a job and pay your "fair share" to run this country. I, for one, am tired of supporting you and the other 48% who pay no taxes and contribute nothing to society. The Fairtax would end that by insuring that ALL pay something. And BTW - businesses DO pass on all their tax bills

  • @sailormandave1 I can't get behind the idea we need to add a tax burden to the lowest income earners while cutting the tax rate for the wealthiest by 10%. I suppose it makes sense to you since you obviously have a real contempt for poor people don't even earn enough to have to pay taxes. The tax tables have ALWAYS had a income level below which you didn't have to pay taxes. It never crossed my mind that they also deserved anyone's contempt. I guess not everyone on the right is Christian.

  • @plynth2 you re right - I'm not a Christian I am a Deist. I ask only that you actually read the Fairtax book -pay attention to the part about the Prebate. Each month the government sends EVERYONE a rebate of the taxes paid on all goods and services bought up to the poverty level - right now this amounts to abt $400 a month for a family of 4. So the "poor" still pay no taxes. Illegals DO pay taxes as do others NOT paying now. How FAIR is that? Of course, the iRS does accept donations.

  • @sailormandave1 You have convince me to read something. In order to do that you have to make sense. You say, "the gov't sends EVERYONE a rebate of taxes paid...... " I have never received such a rebate. You say "Illegals DO pay taxes as do others NOT paying now." This meaning of this sentence eludes me. You have to try harder.

  • @sailormandave1 You stupid schmuck. You say businesses DO pass on their tax bills but then you claim 48% pay no taxes. You are contradicting yourself and you only wrote 3 sentences. If corporations pass on their taxes, why do they lobby for tax breaks? Ask yourself that idiot. Corporate tax liability varies from corporations to corporation. GE had no tax liability. People who compete with GE can't pass on their tax liability to their customers. Who competes with GE? Everyone dumb ass.

  • @RONPAULFREEDUMB Companies pass on their tax burden in the form of higher prices for their products and lower wages for their employees. However, if they didn't have that tax to pass on, they could lower their prices, increase wages, and invest more, which makes them more competetive. That is why they still need to lobby for tax breaks.

  • @sailormandave1 okay so wanting to have the top 1 percent pay 4.5 percent more in taxes is class warfare but you blatantly lying saying that 48 percent pay no taxes and contribute nothing to society isnt? Its a blatant lie because everyone pays payroll taxes which fund social security, medicare, and medicaid. So learn something instead of saying BS. Also, ryan's plan simply put would not give seniors enough $ for healthcare-thats a choice you can support or be against

  • @ihofaerefa

    1) FICA taxes hurt the poor the most. Get rid of them.

    2) The bottom 48% pay no federal income tax.

    3) 4.5% more is an arbitrary number. Why not 3.5% more? Or 10% more? Taxation is theft. And taxing those who create jobs hurts us all. Especially the middle class and poor.

    4) Do you think the government knows how to spend your money better than you do?

  • What? There is a great plan out there that fixes ALL this and much more - The FAIRTAX - if lowering the corp tax rate to 25% is good - the FairTax lowers it to 0% - yes thats ZERO. How good would that be? Everyone knows it doesn't matter how much you tax corporations - they are just going to pass it along to the consumer anyway. So let the consuumer pay it at the point of purchase just as he does now and take all the compliance burden off of corporations. Presto - cheaper stuff.

  • @sailormandave1 You dumb ass. If corporations merely pass on their taxes to consumers, why do they spend billions lobbying for tax breaks? You silly bitch.

  • Mr. Ryan I'm proud to say you are from my state. Sucks for me I'm just outside of your district...

  • Fair? You mean like not regulating the CDO markets at the request of banking institutions and then having tax payers bail them out. The head of AIG (AIU Holdings now) CDO was paid almost half a BILLION dollars for his orchestration of the fleecing of American workers. You want to deregulate more? Rich American's pay 15% less taxes today at 9.3% unemployment. Don't feed the public the story that increases taxes creates jobs. There is ZERO evidence of that.

  • Paul Ryan is right. But it may be too late. How far we've gone is apparent in many of the reactions to his words.

  • I took a shit this morning....... and it reminded me alot of this ...... ( rich get richer and the poor get poorer)........ there is nothing we can do any more. you know the ordanary people. just let the US go down the fucking drain im tired of caring for somthing that isnt going to change and that i have no controll over

  • Paul Ryan is the fucking anti-christ

  • RYAN SUPPORTED OIL SUBSIDIES AS WELL!!!!

  • Paul Ryan has consistently not supported corporate transparency through legislature. If you look at the policy that he has supported he has no record of wanting to close tax loopholes or make taxes more competitive.

  • The only way Paul Ryan can believe one word of what he says, is to be a cultist! The Republicon Party has be come nothing but a sick delusional cult, bent on the destruction of every American achievement in the last century save the unprecedented transference of wealth to the top 2%. All they do is sabotage.

  • ombama becaming worse then carter.

  • How can anyone dislike this idea??? All politics aside, this is bipartisan and simple. He isn't talking about the wealthy individuals but about the CORPORATE TAX CODE. Which doesn't just include the Walmarts, or JP Morgan's, or other big corporations, but the corporate tax rate affects SMALL BUSINESSES, which account for more jobs in this country, too! I work for a small 21 room hotel in California. Simplifying the tax code and making it fair and competitive would help my bosses enormously!

  • @MrBlake14 Look at you sucking up to your bosses LOL

  • @MatchCard No it isn't Match. In fact it really pains me to see how much crap my bosses have to deal with with regards to corporate taxes, municipal taxes, ridiculous zoning laws of California, and so on. When the large portion of business are small business, something like lowering the corporate tax rate, and closing the loopholes, which most small businesses don't have because they can't afford lobbyists, makes our tax system fair. Plain and simple. What do you do, troll on Youtube all day

  • @MrBlake14 No. 

  • Wow!...real solutions!

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  • Ok, so legalize the loopholes

  • 10 trillion dollar debt. Yeah 39% sounds better than 0% some companies like GE pay now.

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  • I'm not American, but I thought the richer companies pay more taxes than small ones, so flat taxes would be worse for a small business.

    Though if you guys really spend so much time understanding taxes (20h a year), maybe simple is required.

  • This is better than a lot of Econ 101 classes I sat through almost 50 years ago!

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  • !!Mexico has the 7th highest corporate tax rate!!? and it's still a toilet? can you spell corruption?

  • Gay yah

  • omg a politician actually has an idea to help the people i think my fucking heads going to explode i know Obamas just did

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  • check out the new camera mount clamp

  • >implying that the united states is responsible with the taxes it takes in

    >implying the other countries on your list spend a fuck ton of money on defense and military

    Cut the fucking defense budget idiot, why not show how the USA compares to other countries in this area.

    inb4 we need to defend ourself herp derp

    Against what?

  • wait, wait wait, wait, explain this to me like I'm a four year old. Actually, explain this to me like I'm a fetus.

  • Smart Man with a Simple idea that Has been proven to work. Look at Hong Kong. Kudos, Anyone who has taken economics knows that this man is right.

  • LIES LIES LIES

  • @flowerpuff2001 TRUTHS TRUTHS TRUTHS........ lol

  • He looks like a zombie...

  • @ponder2006 he does

  • Paul Ryan is a handsome jackass. So why are corporate profits up and job creation down? Why do many fortune 500 companies not pay any taxes?

  • Hey I have have an idea....lets give tax breaks to the ultra rich again, and again and again. Wait, the economy's not getting any better?!?

  • @McGriff99 ....I have a better Idea.....we should raise their taxes up to 100% .....lets take all of it while we still can...

  • @TheJasonDR Get this if you took every dime from every billionaire in the U.S. you would barely have enough to cover the $1.8 trillion dollar deficit for 2011. Then what would you do next year? Attack the millionaires? Where would all the jobs come from? Can you run a small, medium or large business?

  • @quizerry I know I was being Sarcastic

  • sounds like he wants big companies to pay less in taxes. fixing loopholes? seriously? does he know how the government works?

  • I call b.s.

  • @jaynoir88 no that was weiner or wiener

  • the funny part is, he has no intention of doing such a thing. If anything he seeks to make the loopholes even bigger for his group.

  • @noproblem2011 Profits and Wall Street aren't the problem. The government is. When are you people going to open your eyes?

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  • too many people coming to America to lower the rate to compete with Uk or any other country. we have a high immigration rate and we provide a lot of services. A lower tax rate would not solve the problem especially if we want to have our cake and eat it too. healthcare, social security, public assistance, low income housing, public schools and spending against a low GDP. the tax rate will be shared amongst all and at a higher rate.illegal immigrants should be taxed to help cover benefit costs.

  • yeah, this trickle down bullshit covert class warfare was waged against the middle class some 30 years ago and continues today!

    just listen to this corporate puppet cocksucker ryan...he sounds so earnest and sincere, but don't let that cheap car salesman tactic fool you...do the math and look at stats, what's he's proposing here is more of the same...shifting tax responsibilities from the wealthy onto the middle class!

    it is class warfare!

    time for the middle class to fight back!!!

  • yeah, this trickle down bs covert class warfare was waged against the middle class some 30 years ago and continues today!

    just listen to this corporate puppet cocksucker ryan...he sounds so earnest and sincere, but don't let that cheap car salesman tactic fool you...do the math and look at stats, what's he's proposing here is more of the same...shifting tax responsibilities from the wealthy onto the middle class!

    it is class warfare!

    time for the middle class to fight back!!!

  • basically just said what we most know and what has to be done like a typical politician. now... what are we gonna do now that we know this?

  • I am absolutely convinced that the only people who hate Obama are the super-rich and the super-ignorant. The super-rich alone would be a TINY portion. Their voices wouldn't even be heard if not for the super-ignorant that follow them.

  • And I agree, everyone should be taxed the same way. Just because one guy is a Millionaire, does not mean this guy did not work hard and bust his ass off to be where he wants to be.

  • Republicans and Democrats are all full of it, that's why I will never vote.

  • I don't doubt that Obama will lose in 2012, but that's only because republicans are blaming him for everything that a republican created. He inherited problems, and it was a nice way for the Republicans to be able to point the finger at the Democrats. Had Bush been a Democrat and Obama a Republican, it would be democrats who would look like they have the answer to save America.

  • @markf207 Because Republicans made this mess doesn't mean Obama didn't make it worse during the 2 years of Congress supermajority

  • As long as companies can find cheaper labor rates in other countries, Jobs that were lost will never come back to America. And if the laws and regulations stay the way they are, NEW jobs will never be created.

  • in Denmark we pay aproximatly 55% in tax......

  • in Denmark we pay aproximatly 55% in tax......

  • Paul Ryan's problem is that he labeled himself a Republican, had he choose to be a democrat he would be president right now. Unlike the other Republicans, Ryan sounds like a fair guy is going to look out for the whole country. Not just the Rich, like the rest of the Tea Party.

  • @superlucci Prove what that your wrong.Look what ever I say your going

    to say I am wrong no matter what.The point I'm trying to make is simple.If

    the rich would pay there fair share things would be fine,But because obama

    is making them pay there fair share,oh he's raising taxes.Please, to sit here

    debating with someone that is in a party and defends these people no matter

    what they do is a waste of time.You people are wants wrong with the country.

  • The only thing he forgot to say, business don't pay taxes, they pass on in their product or services, ONLY PEOPLE PAY TAXES, politicians love embedded tax, it makes them look good when they say, tax business.................

  • @OLDGUY44910 Actually, it depends on the business and it depends on the price elasticity of the product. If it's eggs or milk, yes the tax will be passed on to the consumer. Not so much for cars or other items where people are sensitive to price changes.

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  • why don't you show the numbers for the competitive aspect the way you did for the fair? - you acknowledge the current system enables politicians to profit from lobbyists: why not make that illegal and structure things so politicians represent their constituents? THEN you'd be brave!

  • A guy who never had a real job in his life talking about job creation.

  • Another slick talking political con artist.

  • Path to austerity measures.

  • Unspam tcorp's post.

  • That trickle that everyone is feeling isn't jobs,,, its called being pissed on,,, FU PauL Ryaun you corpperate shill

  • I refuse to believe that corporations are people until Texas executes one.

  • @Sarge714 LOL

    

  • @Sarge714 what does romney's comment have to do with Paul's idea to end lopols for corporations?

  • America has become a country of simple idiots who need basic elementary mathematics explained to them with pictures, demonstrations and the soothing voices of the GOP. This fabulous tax reform plan comes from the same people who gave us the tax code and the loopholes that we have today. Who among you really believe a party that in all actuality represents five of every 500 people in America intends to give Middle Class America a 'simpler and more fair' tax code??

  • You know I thought this way of distorting facts was somehow too crude for anyone to really use, but they're trying anyway.

    I like it how they're proposing a "fair" tax code. Fair to whom?

  • Shady presentation:

    0:42, corporate tax is visualized as 60%.

  • Great job to simplify taxes so that our dumb voters can understand it. :)

  • liberals would tax anyone earning over povery line 40% if they could.

  • i konw this is youtube and its liberal land. but, if you really look at what this guy is saying, he is right, very plain and simple. You can deny it all you can, but he is right. All the great economists of this world - Hayek, Friedman, Smith etc etc. who changed this world for the better say the same thing. Before, slandering him and the capitalist model, try and imagine a different, a polar model and see what happened. If you can't learn from history, you can't learn.

  • @rockersamurai Right about what exactly? I only viewed this video up to "1:32", when he states that Corporations have to pay 40 cents for each total dollar they own. Which is not only a gross over generalization, but a very deceitful pretense on how our tax system works. Corporations, and individuals are only taxed on funds they earn that breach the set income rate for their income group.

  • @edeal86 How does our Tax system work then? Tell me please. Lets consider for a second, Corporations are taxed only 30%. So what? Where in the world do you find these angels who would reorganize society for us anyways? Are you telling me that I can spend your money better than you can? Where is the freedom to choose here? Have we as a species become so reliant on Governments to make our decisions for us that we are willing to give them 30-40-50% of our income. History is crystal clear.

  • @edeal86 History is absolutely clear on what happens when the Government has so much power and is so big. I don't want to bore you with the examples. Taxation is merely disguised as a form of Government revenue but in reality it's an inhibitor to growth. Punishing success and rewarding tardiness. Corporatism just like Government are social poison and their partnership is what this guy wants to end. Unfair taxation, Tax loopholes etc. I hope you understand what I am saying. Less government.

  • @rockersamurai You are incorrect, Paul Ryan is anything but, an honest actor. As distinguished from is rather unambiguous track record. His Medicare plan for example, was a massive austerity cut, that shifted funds into a 10% tax rate decrease for the very wealthy. The same Laffer curve nonsense that has been failing us for years. Reagan even switched to massive government spending when even his original model started tanking the economy. As evident by his 30.6% national debt/GDP increase.

  • @rockersamurai go study Keynes and then you'll be able to speak

  • @800eddie008 Yes, I did. Please study the economics of the people I mentioned. Supply/Demand economics is the foundation of the American system. Getting loans and having your Government spend it to create jobs that have no demand is a path to failure. Does it sound reasonable to borrow money from a bank and call yourself rich? There is a reason Keynesian economics has no place in scholarship and is denied by most economists with a brain. Yes, I did study Keynes and its "free lunch" myth. Thanks

  • @rockersamurai "There is a reason Keynesian economics has no place in scholarship and is denied by most economists with a brain." Right, because obviously all the Nobel Prize winning Keynesian economists had to have half a brain to wipe their ass, and blow their nose. But, even these facts are all irrelevant before the propaganda of the corporatist, and conservative right. But, that is okay, perhaps our prevalent unemployment rating will decrease next year, when the dormant $2.7T trickles down.

  • @edeal86 Unfortunately you have failed to address my questions to you, but thats ok. You like to jump subjects. Fine. You call common sense and reasoning propaganda. That's fine too. Who would you rather have the money go to? The Government? What's its track record my friend. Almost all its "good hearted" programs have failed. It is going into more and more debt. You talk about 2.7 Trillion trickling down, there is a 14 trillion in US debt that needs to be addressed. Big gov is the real culprit.

  • @rockersamurai I addressed your statement in a dissent at the edge of my first comment. Which states that the sole currency that is taxed is the money earned that exceeds a set limit. The limit is determined based on what income group you are a constituent part of. Just because, the Wall Street Journal, or Fox News affirm an ideology as being common sense. Doesn't make it so. The $2.7T that is not circulating through the economy, is grasped tightly by the same special interest that--BELOW

  • @rockersamurai CONTINUED- is subjugating our political system through campaign expenditures in the millions. As for your "failed programs", an elaboration is needed to clarify these said "programs".

  • His biggest backers are the ones who stand to make a butt-load of cash, by privatizing S.S. and Medicare/Medicaid. Putting those same programs into the hands of the same folks that destroyed the economy. Now they have even less regulation on Wall Street. I don't know about you, but in my lifetime the market has tanked 3 different times. Don't believe him.

  • THIS MAN JUST SAID HOURS EARLIER THAT HE WANTS TO RAISE THE TAXES OF THE MIDDLE CLASS

    THESE REPUBLICANS ARE THE ONES ENGAGING IN CLASS WARFARE