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Sanya Goldstar there’s a difference between protests and riots. Trump has threatened intervention of the states can’t grasp a hold of the riots .
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@MetallicaRocksss income inequality isn’t a bad thing. You SHOULD get paid more for harder work - and if you run a extremely successful business like amazon you SHOUOD be able to earn as much as you like.
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Count every vote... as long as it came in on Election Day. You can’t vote late and expect you’re vote to be counted.
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Eddy Cruz what about what the taliban has done
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John Cohn they primarily only make money from advertising. If companies start pulling out, they will also take their advertisements with them.
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States should be the ones that set minimum wages, not the federal government. Look at NY and California, the highest cost of living and the highest minimum wage - any coincidence?
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Where?
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"Global tax reform", what dystopia are we living in?
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@MetallicaRocksss disproportionate to what?
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@dylanc9145 they pay for the military and police through taxes... businesses pay way more taxes than most people. Poor people don’t pay taxes, does that mean that they do t deserve police, the military, Medicaid, SNAP, ect?
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@dylanc9145 and the other half? Payroll taxes, corporate taxes, capital gains tax. That’s without taking into account that businesses pay more income tax than the average person.
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@dylanc9145 tax is complicated. Corporations pay a percentage of their profit (currently 22% - deductions) in corporate taxes. They then pay out dividends, which are subject to income tax. They also pay 7.5% payroll taxes for every employee, property and state taxes, ect. Over all - businesses pay a majority of tax, most rich people are business owners - and they pay most of the tax. The top 1% pays more income tax than the bottom 90% combined. Add on the other types of tax and they are paying more than their fair share
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Why stop their? 20% and you could have a full on depression. Or even just try negative interest rates, like -50%. The options are truely endless!
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If they didn’t say “small businesses” or “low skilled workers”, then they are wrong. Because when it comes down to it - you aren’t hurting anyone other than these 2 groups.
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No, it had a lot to do with sufficient compute. In the last 12 months they’ve 7x their compute capacity and they plan to more than double it again by the end of the year. That’s really limited them The latest version is a completely new model, they’ve done away with hard coded rules it is now almost fully based on the neural network.
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LiDAR isn’t needed. Vision and processing can do anything it can do far cheaper. RADAR and IR cameras are needed though,
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It was full of deductions and loopholes, no one ever paid that top tax. The average tax for the top was 40%, pretty much identical to now.
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Bernies plan for healthcare would cost America over 33 trillion in 10 years, leading to massive tax increases across the board. 140 million people off of private insurance, put on a national healthcare system that will inevitably be worse. Over a million jobs lost in the insurance sector. Will they be replaced? Less funding into hospitals, lower pay fir doctors and worse treatment to individuals.
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You can be a good person, but that didn’t make you qualified
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random vids channel isn’t it kinda a governments job to be against anarchy?
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Only a simple minded fool would see the rich like that. The reason we defend them is they own huge multinational corporations that provide employment to millions of Americans, and billions in federal taxes.
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Lydia Atiemo can you even compare stock prices from company to company?
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The us has many reasons why it’s average wage has been stagnant. Competition, cheaper labour (through low skilled workers and low skilled illegal immigration). I think the main misconception is that dropping taxes is instantly going to raise your earnings. What it does do though is reduce unemployment, which I think is just as important.
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1) probably not buffet investing, another person under him saw the position and invested 2) a company as big as berthshire would have people with high expertise in that field 3) had you been analysing Activision’s stock you’d know that the stock was severely undervalued following a PR debacle - a temporary stock sell off.
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As trump said, rich people will just leave. Productive people next. Anyone willing ti work hard should fight against tax bills
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It’s a joke, saying it’s racism when it clearly isn’t.
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That’s it?
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I short the Cramer index
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Do you know what shorting is? It’s not price manipulation
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For doing what exactly?
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jimmyjam666420 what??? Rich places with loads of tourism is getting both 5G and the Coronavirus faster????
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@bytesburst grok is free for a limited number of queries per hour
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paul horvath every country is infected however not every country has 5G.
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This must be bad if you have cnn fact checking you.
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@No way not all, some mail in ballots came in before the date
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Joe Smith what military? You mean the one controlled by the us?
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What she is an idiot, watching her debate Biden was awful. Pence will eat her in the debates
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No he doesn’t play video games, but he does understand market fundamentals and probably has hired many video game industry experts. It’s too lucrative a field, with plenty of growth.
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Apple
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Amazon
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Yes
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Jimmy Wijaya like what? Are we going to tax toilet paper?
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nuwavghost capital gains are taxed twice, once through corporate taxes (which ARE lower) and then again through income tax. So no, the rich don’t get away paying less tax, they actually pay more
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nuwavghost on the basic level, corporate income is taxed twice. This is good for local business, which is only taxed once. So yes, capitalism helps businessman- but our freedom allows anyone to be that businessman.
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nuwavghost no, COVID-19 did by killing small business and putting people out of work.
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It’s 2% per year on all of your assets beyond $50 million.
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I really don’t think you understand what you’re talking about.
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Not even close.
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Edmund Tozzi he’s not, he’s only having up the states with controlling riots
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John Cohn these investors and businesses will look elsewhere for work, for investments and will cut back their payments to the us.
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