I don't see people acting like fools and rioting over deductions.
How do you figure "taxes" are robbing you? Do you drive on the street, do you have public safety, safe food and drugs? Shall I go on??
Are there people who take advantage of the situation, of course.
But there are people that take advantage at every level. The government should focus on the fraudulent claims, continue with strives to get people off public assistance.
Mortgage deductions encourage home ownership. People who are buying their homes, have a financial interest in taking care of them. Unlike people renting Section 8 properties that invariably turn into roach hotels and rat traps and blight what would otherwise be nice neighborhoods.
I have an idea, use the savings from closing the corporate welfare loopholes and spend it on helping people out of poverty.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/morna-...b_1855286.html
Epic failure, on every level, on the part of the State. And disturbing.
You presume that ONLY the government can provide these "services" or that I consume the "service". The money is extracted from me under threat of force or imprisonment. If that is not theft, well I suppose we could call it "redistribution" if that aids in your understanding.
In this case , the government siphons money from the productive with zero direct benefit, only some vague perceived benefit that socialists promote.
Parliamentary democracy.
One will not be ending such discrimination by means of affirmative sexism and affirmative racism. Of course, such is not the issue herein. The issue is the gutterfilth of the poor voting to themselves the funds of others and contributing nothing besides the creation of problems for their betters.
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