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1 minute ago, derpmonster said:

Imagine thinking that landlords have it hard in any way :lmao: their taxation is a minuscule portion of their income. There are property owners of vacant houses out there who make in a day what you'll make in 3 months but keep caping for them.

Your enemy isn't taxes. It's greedy corporations :saladga: Shouldn't they pay at least as much as regular people?

Landowners are independent business people .. the fast majority and small entrepreneurs . 

They have revenue and expenses …   taxes add up a good size of that ,,  'all the taxes'  … so property tax might not be a big percentage by itself … but regulation this,  fee that, permit here .. all adds to the total cost of ownership ….  

BIG Corportations  get tax breaks that individuals don't … So grouping "Landowners"  as all rich and having lots of extra money is a pretty narrow view ... .

 

I think many opinions are totally uneducated to the real economy that's exists .. 

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11 minutes ago, derpmonster said:

Imagine thinking California is Hollywood :lmao:

That would be cool .. looks of hot looking babes in holywood  ,,, :fan:

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Just now, derpmonster said:

But the thing is most people who want social democratic programs are also in favor of cutting those things you mentioned ssns raising taxes on the rich (especially companies) to at least as much as the middle class. 

They maybe in favour but until it can be achieved the military will remain a burden. I think it should be a priority to start with tbh

 

I do think companies should pay at least as much as regular ppl but Bernie is proposing rates that would make it impossible for US Corporations to compete Internationally.

 

Also Corporations have shareholders who aren't rich too (ex: people's retirement RSP funds) and they can pass on much higher taxes onto consumers so it's a take home on everyone

 

Corporations are a terrible source to go after to tax the rich because it doesn't target them specifically.

 

Make them pay their fair share is fine... But if u wanna target truly disproportionate extreme wealth u have to go after the very wealthy individuals themselves (the billionaires)

 

U do that with hikes on capital gains taxes or even a wealth tax is pulled off properly (tho I think 8% is a little too high)... But u don't really target them with Corporate taxes

 

I find ppl don't understand the connection between Corporations and extremely wealthy individuals... There is a connection but they aren't directly the same thing... 

 

If u target Corporations with very high rates, u don't just target the wealthy Individuals and then u hurt competitiveness too

 

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6 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

Landowners are independent business people .. the fast majority and small entrepreneurs . 

They have revenue and expenses …   taxes add up a good size of that ,,  'all the taxes'  … so property tax might not be a big percentage by itself … but regulation this,  fee that, permit here .. all adds to the total cost of ownership …. 

BIG Corportations  get tax breaks that individuals don't … So grouping "Landowners"  as all rich and having lots of extra money is a pretty narrow view ... .

 

I think many opinions are totally uneducated to the real economy that's exists .. 

K that's what I thought. Not that different from my country

 

Cuz I was gonna say. I know a lot of landlords and they are not rich (they are upper middle class at best, many just middle class)

 

I'm sure there's very rich ppl too buying up properties and renting them out but that's not the majority of ppl. Most ppl have their own house and then 1 other investment home... Or sometimes their own home and they rent out a portuon

 

They may be ok off but add a lot of expense and they will still have to pass it on to consumer

 

A tenent uses water, hydro, wears out house etc. Then u still gotta pay taxes and other costs

 

Ppl don't understand the most basic things of business if they think u can significantly raise taxes on landlords and not expect it to affect rents

 

No one is gonna rent out their property for a loss :triggered:

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5 minutes ago, Economy said:

Ummmmmmm I'm going to assume the rental market is completely different in America then than it is in my Country?

This poster only see's Large Property Management as the rental market... 

Fact is the majority of renters are individuals who one one or two properties and their rental income is their retirement …  taxing the **** out of it has taken away their ability to make a retirement income or raise the rent to ungodly levels... 

Put the lack of budget housing projects that developers are shunning because of the cost of construction in the California is way higher , only luxury investiment property is attractive to build .. 

Again , this falls on the policy makers unwittingly creating an economic divide … all the exta Tax revenue is leaving the state to Oregon ,  Idaho,  Texas among other places .. 

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1 minute ago, Woolfsmck said:

This poster only see's Large Property Management as the rental market... 

Fact is the majority of renters are individuals who one one or two properties and their rental income is their retirement …  taxing the **** out of it has taken away their ability to make a retirement income or raise the rent to ungodly levels... 

Put the lack of budget housing projects that developers are shunning because of the cost of construction in the California is way higher , only luxury investiment property is attractive to build .. 

Again , this falls on the policy makers unwittingly creating an economic divide … all the exta Tax revenue is leaving the state to Oregon ,  Idaho,  Texas among other places .. 

Yup same as here in Canada. Most landlords are not rich... They are maybe a little better well off and were able to invest in like 1 extra property but they aren't rich

 

See my reply above for more details

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2 minutes ago, Economy said:

K that's what I thought. Not that different from my country

 

Cuz I was gonna say. I know a lot of landlords and they are not rich (they are upper middle class at best, many just middle class)

 

They may be ok off but add a lot of expense and they will still have to pass it on to consumer

 

A tenent uses water, hydro, wears out house etc. Then u still gotta pay taxes and other costs

 

Ppl don't understand the most basic things of business if they think u can significantly raise taxes on landlords and not expect it to affect rents

 

No one is gonna rent out their property for a loss :triggered:

That's the economic exodus in California right now … there is a tremendous economy here .. but its unevenly divided … and policy is the root cause …  plain an simple …  its frustrating when I read posts that think the policy needs to increase this and that …. its unbalanced an getting worse … 

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13 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

Point taken … 

I hope the WH goes blue this year too ..  but I'm not a party loyalist … :coffee:

You hope one of the democratic nominees wins the presidency in 2020, but you seem to be against increased taxation on wealthy individuals utilized to pay for social programs popularized on the left? 

That really makes no sense to me. 

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21 minutes ago, Suuus said:

Why?

It’s the money. When most of this migration is driven by people moving from a high cost of living area to an area with a lower cost of living, they increase the prices even more because they’re willing to pay more for goods and services. People who lived their whole life comfortably in Texas now have to pay more because of Californians and compete with them.

Its also the culture, alot of people in Texas are proud of their roots and culture. Now its full of Californians who know nothing about the culture. Alot of places in Texas have the feeling of community and hospitality even if its a big city, now its changing because of foreigners.

I lived in Los Angeles and Austin, and visited alot of places in America. Based on my experience, people in California are the worst people ive ever met in my life! specially compared to places like Texas which I though was racist and rude, but I was wrong.

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1 minute ago, rumours said:

You hope one of the democratic nominees wins the presidency in 2020, but you seem to be against increased taxation on wealthy individuals utilized to pay for social programs popularized on the left? 

That really makes no sense to me. 

Trumps system only benefits and makes the economy more lopsided .. 

Your description doesn't accurately describe the Democrats .. only the socialist views inside the Democratic party … 

The moderates of both parties are willing to work towards a solution rather than force their own views on everyone else (the extremests)

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3 minutes ago, Faysalaaa said:

It’s the money. When most of this migration is driven by people moving from a high cost of living area to an area with a lower cost of living, they increase the prices even more because they’re willing to pay more for goods and services. People who lived their whole life comfortably in Texas now have to pay more because of Californians.

Its also the culture, alot of people in Texas are proud of their roots and now its full of Californians who know nothing about the state and culture.

I lived in Los Angeles and Austin, and visited alot of places in America. Based on my experience, people in California are the worst people ive ever met in my life!

Mine too … I don't even like to drive the the friggn' place .. 

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Just now, Woolfsmck said:

Your description doesn't accurately describe the Democrats .. only the socialist views inside the Democratic party

Proposals like Medicare for All are extremely popular within the party at this point. I really don’t think a rigid delineation between democratic socialism and the Democratic Party can be made as much anymore... at least not if you are valuing individuals over corporate interests. 
 

I’m saying this as an Independent btw. 

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51 minutes ago, Faysalaaa said:

It’s the money. When most of this migration is driven by people moving from a high cost of living area to an area with a lower cost of living, they increase the prices even more because they’re willing to pay more for goods and services. People who lived their whole life comfortably in Texas now have to pay more because of Californians and compete with them.

Its also the culture, alot of people in Texas are proud of their roots and culture. Now its full of Californians who know nothing about the culture. Alot of places in Texas have the feeling of community and hospitality even if its a big city, now its changing because of foreigners.

I lived in Los Angeles and Austin, and visited alot of places in America. Based on my experience, people in California are the worst people ive ever met in my life! specially compared to places like Texas which I though was racist and rude, but I was wrong.

Yes my relatives in Houston say the same thing. Californians are the worst people on the planet. It all started in Hollywood and it’s culture of fakeness and celebration of profiteering, but now all of California is infected with it: snobbery, ignorance, hatred for sharing, intolerance, talking down on people, disdain for tradition, cult of youth, love of plastic, hypocrisy. Californians are trying to get away from each other, but then end up in the same places. And making those places as unbearable as the places they left.

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1 hour ago, Woolfsmck said:

It worked in the 1950's  because why?   

The U.S. in 2020 is a farrrrrrrrrrrr  different place .. 

 

1 hour ago, Woolfsmck said:

Lol .. EU is in great shape … so much so that Brexit is happening ..??? 

plus , I check my history books and mass immigration from people of Europe is where a large part of the U.S. population came from … fleeing a **** system .. 

Europe is also a farrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr different place nitwit then when people were fleeing from a **** system

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