Sometimes I wish I could fuck myself. It would have saved me a lot of time and money...
I do but I'm still broke
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Sometimes I wish I could fuck myself. It would have saved me a lot of time and money...
Sometimes I wish I could fuck myself. It would have saved me a lot of time and money...
Ignoring? Your just wrong IMHO.
I am not reading the book. My son and all his friends see themselves as millennials and have had conversations at length about how they are perceived and what do like or want. So I am not giving you my interpretation of them but a millennials definition of themselves which is better than some googled article.
Like the movies? I do enjoy those
The fuck. I feel bad for any millennial that has you telling them what to think :lmao: BUT, i know well enough that they'd ignore you..
These kids can't take care of them self without demanding someone else pays for every thing, or tells them what to think!!!
Does anyone really want more & more of these brainwashed, weak minded, entitlement whores draining the system!!!
Like I've posted 1000 times, this country is closer to collapse than founding
Which is a damn shame from how high we grew so quickly!!!
People keep forgetting we are 1000's of years younger than every other so-called major nation!!!
Once the envy, friend & savior of the entire planet is now an embarrassing laughing stock
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Well get ready for a second housing crisis too. Trump's idea of lowering the corporate tax rate helped no median household earner under $250,000, or over for that matter. Part of lowering the tax rate from 35% to 27% will only hurt us later on. Part of this tax "break" ensured that the itemized real estate and property tax deductions would be capped at $10,000 as a compromise. Therefore the rich will pay more and only add $70 billion per year, many first time home buyers will not be able to afford the full cost of home ownership due to the breaks past generations were able to enjoy. In order to compensate for the cap many wealthy homeowners will be forced to sell their second and third homes in order to compensate for the lost income.
It's not a tax cap it's a cap on itemized state and local tax deductions. Purchasing homes with less money from a tax write off will not help home owners recover from their loans quicker. True, a $10k tax write off will not phase most wealthy Americans but it will help recover the lost revenue from the corporate tax decrease-hurting the wealthy. The corporate tax decrease may increase the average corporate worker's salary in the short term but an increase in personal income tax is likely to occur to balance out the lost revenue. The $70 billion came from the NYT article I included in the post after the one you quoted.You're kind of all over the place here.
1. Trumps tax cuts for sure helped earners under $250k, i'm one of them
2. You say that the tax breaks only help the wealthy, then go on to say that people that pay over $10k/year in property taxes (who I would consider to be wealthy people) will have to pay more $ in federal taxes, which is true (all other things being equal). So which is it, are the wealthy benefiting from the tax breaks or are they paying more due to lower property tax deductions?
3. None of what you said points to another housing crisis, not even close
4. The $10k property tax cap really has nothing to do with first time home buyers, yet you cited that as a problem? If anything lowered federal taxes will help first time home buyers (who are normally not wealthy people), as they have more disposable income.
5. You really think that people that can afford second and third homes will have to sell just because of losing some of their property tax deduction?? Really?
You're creating correlations and causations all over the place, none of which are grounded in fact or reality. Not sure if it's just because of the way you structured your sentences or what. Where'd the $70 billion a year come from?
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I've never seen photo's of the streets littered with dead bodies in 1790, 1890, 1950
when there wasn't huge portions of society sitting on their fat lazy ass collecting welfare stolen from us hard working contributing members of society!!!!
People didn't starve to death without a government hand out, generation after generation like it is now!!!
it is largely just a marketing term anyway. am i a millennial? maybe? gen x?
it's rather arbitrary really. any study referring to millennials should more appropriately simply reference they studied ages [x-y] and here are the results.
also you could state what you've observed without dissing studies/graphs/google docs/data - who on earth is really going to expect your off the cuff analysis of a few people you've casually observed vs. some group who tried to analyze information and do so across thousands/tens of thousands/millions of people?
you can't respond to "most millenials don't play golf"
with "yeah, but my son golfs and his friends LOVE TO GOLF! don't give me that bullshit!"