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Old 05-08-2008, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by The12thMan View Post
I bet you didn't know that about 36% of those who reported capital gains in 2006 had an adjusted gross income of less than $50,000.
Is there a point here? That income should be taxed, and if they happen to be a middle class investor, they'll recieve at tax-break on their other income.

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Screw the rich, right? Fairness is everything. Who cares if capital gains revenues actually decrease?
No, not screw the rich. Frankly, I'm voting to pay more taxes, me, a small-time investor, who lives comfortably.

Why?

Because the country is freakin' bankrupt.
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