Comments by "Zach B" (@zachb1706) on "Vox" channel.

  1. Trump got in by preaching about socialism, then set up a new house to fill completely change the constitution and make him a dictator?
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  2. FVG corporations obviously. But to have almost half of your funding from individuals is huge.
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  3. Im going to guess before i watch: It's because healthcare is run by the government
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  4. If you think the sanctions hurt more then your sadly misinformed. The sanctions were put on for the terrible mistreatment of it’s citizens, and the anti democratic practices of the government. In simple terms, it was a dictatorship- and like NK, or China they cannot be allowed to profit off of the us and take us jobs.
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  5. I don’t know about income tax loopholes, usually because it isn’t based off of income but rather just the money you receive as a citizen.
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  6. Usually when prices increase, more supply comes. More houses are built. Why aren't they being built?
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  7. Your point?
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  8. Bullet proof vests? Money doesn’t grow on trees. Just arm teachers.
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  9. If everyone had heat seeking mission launchers 9/11 wouldn’t have happened
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  10. Workin Alday how would you enforce laws? How would you make laws? How would you stop corruption from influencing both of those things?
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  11. “Free education” And no it wouldn’t. People with the skills and desire to become a doctor do become a doctor - it being free would mean people who have very little to no chance of being a doctor jump on - costing the taxpayer billions. People who get a college education are richer than people who don’t. I don’t think it’s fair that a majority which makes less subsidies a minority that makes more.
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  12. We can blame China, they emit more CO2 than the US and Europe combined. And according to their pledge in the Paris Climate Agreement, they will continue to rise until 2030
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  13.  @gabriellelu7843  people are sitting around doing nothing? The us has been cutting down its CO2 emissions for the last 12 years - its currently at its lowest point since 1992.
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  14.  Howard Bueker  so we shouldn’t shame countries, even when they are terrible?
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  15. Jeff Bezos who built up a trillion dollar multinational corporation that employs millions worldwide. Yes, he worked for that money - if anyone else had built up such a successful business then they would have been rewarded for it. That’s what low tax rates does, it incentivises innovation, boosts productivity and gives the people more purchasing power so they can invest in their business. And a 70% income tax wouldn’t hurt Bezos, he’d just fund some loopholes. Because when you start stealing a majority if someone’s income to put into your government that cannot valence it’s own budget, you incentivise investments elsewhere
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  16. Yet, per beneficiary, public healthcare is more expensive than private. But why is healthcare expensive? The government is the answer. Government regulations have killed off competition, introduced huge amounts of needless red tape and will continue to raise healthcare prices until
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  17. What?
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  18. Technologic they are prepared to be used, but that’s not their purpose
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  19. Not always. I Belize genetically modifying animals to make them immune to many types of diseases could make the works much safer
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  20.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  and swings states don’t change?
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  21.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  heck, Texas was a swing state (according to the MSM). They change, alot
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  22.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  trump won states in 2016 that had been democrat for many decades. Its a sign that states do change
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  23.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  or you can do what Nebraska does
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  24.  @PROJECTxIC4RUS  the presidential election cannot be gerrymandered in every state except Nebraska and Maine. The WTA system prevents that
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  25. Not really. The actual problem is that this would have disastrous consequences on the US economy - and add on the fact that taxing anything over 10M at 70% wouldn’t even come close to cutting in on the almost $1 trillion (more like $3trillion for 2020) budget deficit.
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  26. Its just part of their culture. Money could also play a role
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  27. Page Jenkins they pay as much taxes as the bottom 90% combined
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  28. Plus their businesses provide income, jobs and resources to the economy
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  29. I disagree. The us COULD increase availability, quality AND affordability if they took off the bureaucratic red tape and let companies compete. Get rid of the ACA and bring in a system that gives the consumer the control. Support small insurers, or get rid of private insurance altogether and rely on the consumer to pay out of pocket. It’s the most regulated, “socialist” system in the us - and people still like to believe it’s free market. If it were free market it would be good!
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  30. Rather the us honestly.
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  31. Cod4 Wii the top 10% contribute 70% of federal taxes. On top of that the businesses they own are taxed separately.
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  32. Cod4 Wii not wrong, it’s fact. The top 1% alone contribute more than the bottom 90%. Thats because of higher taxes and higher incomes. Here’s a thing, inequality isn’t bad. These rich people are heads of massive multinational corporations that employ thousand to millions of employees- and contribute heavily to the economy.
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  33. There’s a lot less rules for shooting a gun. You don’t need to learn about your indicators, about roundabouts. I’m a way it’s a lot easier. It’s point and shoot. However I agree everyone should be trained, you’re more safe the better you are at defending yourself.
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  34. Nine Ball as a person that takes medication for my anxiety, I can’t explain to you the the stress I no longer feel.
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  35. Let me guess, you don’t like vaccines either?
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  36. And your very conditioned to having your rights controlled by the government. So what? There’s many studies showing they people like the laws they are given, even when they can appear absurd to outsiders - for example many people fought against Virginia allowing people to fuel their own cars... like seriously. The problem is that without the ability to fight against a tyrannical government you have no rights. That’s the essence of the second amendment.
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  37. Not a chance,m
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  38. Australia still has shootings, just a lot less of them. Instead we have stabbing.
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  39. STEM subjects are the best subjects for your ROI (return on investment).
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  40. Depends what you deem unviable for a gun purchase. What mental issues should exclude you from having a gun, and will that make you less likely to seek help?
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  41. Why not focus on giving the law abiding citizens this instead of convicted criminals.
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  42. Giorno Giovanna libertarians are politically and economically right wing. I find it very hard to call someone libertarian if they vote for a socialist like Bernie.
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  43. Are we forgetting state minimum wages, or is it right to treat everywhere the exact same. Because it’s not, different areas have different costs of living and different rates of unemployment
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  44.  @TheCountess666  tying minimum wage directly to inflation would only lead to more inflation.
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  45. Ninja Star you still have to have the demand.
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  46. Celsius is easy to understand and is based off of the freezing and boiling point of water, which is easier to measure than dead or alive. Btw 30 is hot, 35 is boiling and over 40 is an oven (not literally)
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  47. Winner takes all is good, and can work in conjunction with ranked choice voting.
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  48. How is it stock manipulation? A stock in itself is just a part of a company , that company can sell off parts if itself, and if it wants to it can buy back those parts.
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  49.  @anthonymort5202  they can’t reintroduce sticks at the bigger price though. Companies will sell sticks belie market value, and the act of diluting a market may have a far greater impact on share prices than a equal Buyback. In essence, they lose money.
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  50. “Stashed”. That’s called investing
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