Well that is if you're a millionaire and not one of those filthy unemployed bastards of course...
Congratulations to all people making over a million a year (all 353,000 of you)!!! You're so much more important than all them lazy, unemployed people. Their unemployment insurance extension was blocked of course ( cost around 15 Billion), who wants to help people in despair any way, I mean, really?
But Your tax cut (cost 700 Billion) can be put on the deficit pile, that's OK, we understand the importance of having a happy upper class!!!
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
4 bad things about being a dick
1-You have a hole in your head
2-You spend all your time with two nuts
3-Your neighbor is an asshole
4-When you feel your very best you always throw up
2-You spend all your time with two nuts
3-Your neighbor is an asshole
4-When you feel your very best you always throw up
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
A Million a Year vs Unemployed? What will you choose?
I want you to close your eyes and think for a moment….
In this time and age, where do you think you have the most chance to end up, earning over $1,000,000 / year or losing your job?
The reason for my question?
Simply this, Washington is debating your future right now.
The Republicans say we can’t raise taxes on anybody right now, which means they will fight for the richest of the rich to keep the Bush’ tax cuts which were meant to expire in a month from now. The tax cuts, never paid for and costing the country about $ 700 billion!!
The Republicans still have no funding for their highly sought for tax cuts but that don’t seem to bother them much. The party who runs on fiscal responsibility admits by their actions that the responsibility doesn’t apply to the people that already have but just to the ones that don’t have.
At the same time they argue for the tax cuts even though they are not paid for, they argue strongly for and will block any vote for extending the unemployment benefits for the 2 million people in desperate need for some money with the argument that
it’s not paid for and the government has to cut spending.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) an independent group whose job is to find out what makes more sense, what creates more jobs, what cuts the deficit and stuff like that came out with a report the other day.
Their report graded the 11 policy propositions that are on the table right now in congress of things that can cut deficit and create jobs.
The number one thing that can help our economy and create new jobs?
To extend the unemployment benefits!! Why?
Because the unemployed are broke and the money they get will be spent immediately.
If the government gives the unemployed money, they will turn around and spend it right away on food, clothes and other necessities. And spending that money is good for companies and small businesses and maybe will even make them hire an employee or two.
The single least effective job creation proposition the CBO looked into?
To extend the tax cuts to the wealthy! Why?
Just becuause the owner of a company have a lot of money, does not make him hire more people, what makes him hire is higher demand.
But as we already said, the Republicans who ran on fiscal responsibility and the need to create new jobs will NOT vote for extending those benefits, but instead scream for tax cuts for the wealthiest among us.
I want you to think hard what is most likely.
Is the risk of you losing your job in the future smaller than the chance of you landing a job paying you over a million a year?
Then I want you to look at the Washington people and see who look out for you, and the where you might be in the future…
Now, we have a democratic majority in the house and the senate for another month or so, will they do what’s good for the vast majority, the shrinking middle class, or do what they do the best, cave in to the screaming right?
In this time and age, where do you think you have the most chance to end up, earning over $1,000,000 / year or losing your job?
The reason for my question?
Simply this, Washington is debating your future right now.
The Republicans say we can’t raise taxes on anybody right now, which means they will fight for the richest of the rich to keep the Bush’ tax cuts which were meant to expire in a month from now. The tax cuts, never paid for and costing the country about $ 700 billion!!
The Republicans still have no funding for their highly sought for tax cuts but that don’t seem to bother them much. The party who runs on fiscal responsibility admits by their actions that the responsibility doesn’t apply to the people that already have but just to the ones that don’t have.
At the same time they argue for the tax cuts even though they are not paid for, they argue strongly for and will block any vote for extending the unemployment benefits for the 2 million people in desperate need for some money with the argument that
it’s not paid for and the government has to cut spending.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) an independent group whose job is to find out what makes more sense, what creates more jobs, what cuts the deficit and stuff like that came out with a report the other day.
Their report graded the 11 policy propositions that are on the table right now in congress of things that can cut deficit and create jobs.
The number one thing that can help our economy and create new jobs?
To extend the unemployment benefits!! Why?
Because the unemployed are broke and the money they get will be spent immediately.
If the government gives the unemployed money, they will turn around and spend it right away on food, clothes and other necessities. And spending that money is good for companies and small businesses and maybe will even make them hire an employee or two.
The single least effective job creation proposition the CBO looked into?
To extend the tax cuts to the wealthy! Why?
Just becuause the owner of a company have a lot of money, does not make him hire more people, what makes him hire is higher demand.
But as we already said, the Republicans who ran on fiscal responsibility and the need to create new jobs will NOT vote for extending those benefits, but instead scream for tax cuts for the wealthiest among us.
I want you to think hard what is most likely.
Is the risk of you losing your job in the future smaller than the chance of you landing a job paying you over a million a year?
Then I want you to look at the Washington people and see who look out for you, and the where you might be in the future…
Now, we have a democratic majority in the house and the senate for another month or so, will they do what’s good for the vast majority, the shrinking middle class, or do what they do the best, cave in to the screaming right?
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