RB TexLa (15,862 posts)
It would be nice if we called the fiscal cliff what it really is: You are correct. Too much government spending!!!
Sacrifice
That is now such a dirty word in America. At one time it was an American value. But not anymore. Thanks to you moochers. Oh it is still an American value... just not as much as it used to be thanks to you dummies that won't support yourself.
What's expiring includes some $500 billion in tax cuts.
Higher tax brackets: The lowest 10% bracket would disappear, and the highest would rise from 35% to 39.6%. Wait, wait, wait a damned minute here!!!! I thought they were all tax cuts for the rich!!!! That is what you lazy bastards and your masters in the dem party have been saying for years!!!
Higher payroll taxes: The "payroll tax holiday" of the past two years will expire, raising workers' Social Security contributions to 6.2% of their paychecks from the current 4.2%. Obumbles idea. You own it, dummies!!!
Higher rates on capital gains (from a current 15% maximum to a 20% maximum) and dividends (from a current 15% to as high as 43.4%). Might as well spend your money instead of saving it. Oh wait, aint that what got us in these dire straights now?
Significantly lower child and dependent care tax credits. Those eeevil Bush tax cuts for the rich again!!!!
The return of the so-called marriage penalty. Those eeevil Bush tax cuts for the rich again!!!!
The end of temporary fixes that keep nearly 30 million families from having to pay the dreaded alternative minimum tax. Eeevil one percenters!!! Pay that AMT!!!!
Dramatically lower gift and estate tax exemptions (the limits will plunge from $5.12 million to $1 million) and higher tax rates on transfers in excess of those limits (from a maximum 35% to a maximum 55%).
Across-the-board spending cuts ("sequestration") to most discretionary programs as directed by the Budget Control Act of 2011 What part of we are broke do you not understand? Oh wait... you're dummies.
Expiration of measures delaying the Medicare Sustainable Growth Rate from going into effect (the "doc fix"), as extended by the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 (MCTRJCA)
Expiration of federal unemployment benefits, as extended by MCTRJCA and
The Tax Policy Center estimates that the end of virtually every tax cut enacted since 2001 would boost taxes an average $3,500 per household. Middle-income families would see an average annual tax increase of almost $2,000, the center said. Wait, wait, wait!!!!! I thought they were only tax cuts for the rich?!?!?!
As proven above dummie, you have been lied to, and not only that... you were too stupid to know it and pulled the voting lever for your messiah!!!!
I say let all tax cuts expire. Just let them expire. That will put paid to the dems party lies!!! I'll hurt some as a suspect most people here will, but I already live below what I make so it ain't gonna kill me. You on the other hand, are gonna suffer. Suffer dummie, suffer!!! You wanted it, you voted for it, you were successful and NOW YOU OWN IT!!!!!!!!
Now suffer you parasite. Then when you wanna piss and moan, bitch at the fool in the mirror staring back at you because that person is one of the ones responsible.