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That's a Hell to the Yeah Wait, What?
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People Who Don't Pay Taxes Shouldn't Be Allowed To Vote.

Why should people who don't pay taxes be allowed to vote? They're not contributing members of society and are usually a net negative because they are on some kind of welfare and, therefore, are a drag on the economy. They should only be able to vote if the pay something to the state, local or federal government. Fair is fair, we don't want any deadbeats in the voting booths.

That's a Hell to the Yeah

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Not only that, but people who pay the most taxes, think top 10%, their votes should count for more than those who pay less than they do.

Side: That's a Hell to the Yeah
Atrag(5624) Disputed
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Or maybe those that pay the top percentage of their income should get a larger vote. That would soon sort things out.

Side: Wait, What?
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and people who set schemes up to decrease their taxes (pretty much all the rich people) should then have their vote count less than a regular person who pays what he owes without cheating the system.

Side: Wait, What?
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Agreed.

The parasitic filth who leech off the revenue generated by hardworking taxpayers, the corporation tax from industrial establishments and commercial activities should be officially classified as second class citizens and be denied certain privileges including the right to vote.

Those unemployed who feel their inclusion in this category is unfair should be made to prove that they have actively sought to gain employment and are continuing to do so.

The old adage, HE WHO PAYS THE PIPER, CALLS THE TUNE should be applied to the voting structure with a sliding scale of vote allocations.

Those in the top tax bracket should be allotted multiple votes with voting entitlements decreasing in proportion with the amount of tax paid.

This would scupper the Democrat's treasonous agenda of flooding the nation with low life of left-wing voting criminal wasters.

Side: That's a Hell to the Yeah

Agreed. No pay, no play. The rich are far more wiser than the poor, that's why they're rich, and should be the ones determining the course of our great country. Stop and think about it: do you want a high school dropout who works at Walmart deciding the fate of our country? That's one BIG HELL to the no for me.

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UsernameNo(40) Disputed
2 points

So you'd rather have a frat' heir obnoxiously tell you what is best for you when he has never ever worked a regular job or lived your regular life?

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excon(18197) Disputed
1 point

No pay, no play. The rich are far more wiser than the poor, that's why they're rich,

Hello again, High:

Nahhh.. Many rich fuckers we're HANDED their money by their daddy, Trump being among them..

excon

Side: Wait, What?
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People Who Don't Pay Taxes Shouldn't Be Allowed To Vote.

Hello High:

You're talking about INCOME taxes right?

But, if I pay property tax, sales tax, gas tax, payroll tax, and the myriad of other taxes and fees we pay daily, I SHOULDN'T be allowed to vote??

DUDE!

Taxation without representation was the MAJOR reason we revolted against the king and formed this great country of ours..

How come you don't know that?

And, how come you don't know THIS??? The Forbes 400 Pay Lower Tax Rates Than Many Ordinary Americans.

Dude!

excon

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HighFalutin(3374) Clarified
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Ok, you're allowed to vote in local elections, but not Federal. That is more than fair and that's all the representation you get.

Side: That's a Hell to the Yeah
UsernameNo(40) Disputed
1 point

Taxation from the federal/national institutions necessarily gives the right to vote in federal and national elections.

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Chinaman(3220) Disputed
1 point

People Who Don't Pay Taxes Shouldn't Be Allowed To Vote.

Yet you said this African American "But, if I pay property tax, sales tax, gas tax, payroll tax, and the myriad of other taxes and fees we pay daily, I SHOULDN'T be allowed to vote??

You are a complete dummy you chatbot

Words do confuse you there Leftist

See you next trip have a good fall BWHAHAHA

Side: That's a Hell to the Yeah
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The Forbes 400 Pay Lower Tax Rates Than Many Ordinary Americans

Hello again, High:

Really?? Who would have imagined that??? Dude!

https://www.americanprogress.org/article/forbes-400-pay-lower-tax-rates-many-ordinary-americans/

Taxation without representation is tyranny, plain and simple.

Dude!

excon

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Chinaman(3220) Disputed
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"Taxation without representation is tyranny, plain and simple."

Chatbot you use words that you don't even understand but "Plain and Simple" you are braindead chatbot

Do you believe in "Groundhog Day" as well ?

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Chinaman(3220) Disputed
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The Center for American Progress is a public policy research and advocacy organization which presents a liberal viewpoint on economic and social issues. It has its headquarters in Washington, D.C.

WOW you are a dead giveaway !

So The Center for American Progress is not profiting there DUDE !

Does that sand feel warm and fuzzy around your head ????????? BWAHAHAHA

Side: That's a Hell to the Yeah