I just find it odd that the government promotes and encourages the dumbest form of gambling known to man as easy as a trip to get a Big Gulp at the Kwik-E-Mart, while if I want to bet the over in the Ohio State game I need to set up a dummy offshore account and pray the feds don't freeze it.
I just find it odd that the government promotes and encourages the dumbest form of gambling known to man as easy as a trip to get a Big Gulp at the Kwik-E-Mart, while if I want to bet the over in the Ohio State game I need to set up a dummy offshore account and pray the feds don't freeze it.
In many states, it's a straight up income redistribution from poor to the middle class. For example in Georgia, lottery proceeds allow middle and lower class students go to college almost free. Yet, most lottery purchasers are poor and students are middle and upper class... income redistribution up.
I just find it odd that the government promotes and encourages the dumbest form of gambling known to man as easy as a trip to get a Big Gulp at the Kwik-E-Mart, while if I want to bet the over in the Ohio State game I need to set up a dummy offshore account and pray the feds don't freeze it.
Get crypto yo and bet with the bookieeeeeeeeee, yo.
No winners! Except the government and your local metal recycle yards! Couch cushions will be pilfered. Ashtrays emptied! Bank accounts drained! For the dream
I just find it odd that the government promotes and encourages the dumbest form of gambling known to man as easy as a trip to get a Big Gulp at the Kwik-E-Mart, while if I want to bet the over in the Ohio State game I need to set up a dummy offshore account and pray the feds don't freeze it.
In many states, it's a straight up income redistribution from poor to the middle class. For example in Georgia, lottery proceeds allow middle and lower class students go to college almost free. Yet, most lottery purchasers are poor and students are middle and upper class... income redistribution up.
People that make poor financial choices are doomed to repeat them.
“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
See how it works?
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
See how it works?
exactly....Jesus Christ I can't believe some people are even able to leave their house
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“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
See how it works?
An old age pension, funny stuff, it doesn't get much better.
“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
See how it works?
An old age pension, funny stuff, it doesn't get much better.
When you've got nothing else, respond with a meme.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
See how it works?
An old age pension, funny stuff, it doesn't get much better.
So retired military doesn't get a pension? Try again.
So if the tax doesn't benefit you directly, you shouldn't have to pay? As an example, only retired military should pay for their retirement? Only people that have called the police should pay for the police?
I think benefits for government employees should be consistent with the average benefits with private companies. Government needs to compete for talent like everyone else. Pensions are going away for private companies because in the end they'll crush your business if times ever get bad and are replaced with matching 401k/profit sharing contributions. I'm all for freezing the pension plans and converting to defined contribution plans for government workers.
No, Often Reading brought up many ways where we all benefit from taxes: schools, roads, defense, fire, etc. You chose to focus on military benefits because you didn't serve. So what about the rest? I mean obviously you're living in a cabin in Montana, home schooling your kids and driving your ATV to pick up your food source out in your fields. But what about the rest of the 299.999 million of us?
No, Often Reading brought up many ways where we all benefit from taxes: schools, roads, defense, fire, etc. You chose to focus on military benefits because you didn't serve. So what about the rest? I mean obviously you're living in a cabin in Montana, home schooling your kids and driving your ATV to pick up your food source out in your fields. But what about the rest of the 299.999 million of us?
Based on his post you don’t feel we are overtaxed?
“You live in a society and benefit from roads, schools, the fire department, the recreation centre with swimming pools and gyms and classes, the paramedics, the police department, and even the dog catcher. Maybe even the military, which some people are pretty fond of. When you get older you’ll get an old age pension. And guess what? Someone has to pay for all of that, and because you’re an adult, you understand that means you pay your share.”
See how it works?
An old age pension, funny stuff, it doesn't get much better.
So retired military doesn't get a pension? Try again.
I guess this was my imagination that this was asked.
No, Often Reading brought up many ways where we all benefit from taxes: schools, roads, defense, fire, etc. You chose to focus on military benefits because you didn't serve. So what about the rest? I mean obviously you're living in a cabin in Montana, home schooling your kids and driving your ATV to pick up your food source out in your fields. But what about the rest of the 299.999 million of us?
You are not my responsibility, just like I am not yours.
No, Often Reading brought up many ways where we all benefit from taxes: schools, roads, defense, fire, etc. You chose to focus on military benefits because you didn't serve. So what about the rest? I mean obviously you're living in a cabin in Montana, home schooling your kids and driving your ATV to pick up your food source out in your fields. But what about the rest of the 299.999 million of us?
You are not my responsibility, just like I am not yours.
Because the individualistic society was so effective in ancient times through the middle ages. Read a book. Learn from the past.
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at LEAST this will fix all the schools and roads!
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See how it works?
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The Golden Age is 2 months away. And guess what….. you’re gonna love it! (teskeinc 11.19.24)
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago
2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
2013: London ON, Wrigley; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE)
2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston
2020: Oakland, Oakland: 2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana
2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
When you've got nothing else, respond with a meme.
I'll gladly pay property taxes to fund schools if it keeps those pesky kids in school and off my lawn!
Get off my damn lawn!