So failing to raise the debt limit will probably kill the stock market and....

you didnt read that correctly, anyone making up to 250k would get taxed the same way as they are now... anyone making over 250k would get to keep 250k after taxes, any amount over 250k would be taxed 70%

for example if you make 450k a year, you would get taxed normal up to 250k amount, and then the other 200k would get taxed 70%....
 
the food cost was including the cost of stuff for the kiRAB (diapers, school supplies, ect.) which i guess i obviously over estimated lol

utility and food prices must just be more expensive in philly. my apartment has only one exposed wall and just our electric was $200 this month to cool 1200 sq feet at 79 degrees. i spend roughly $60 a week on groceries to just feed myself and i only buy shit on sale. not to mention i don't have to pay for lunch.

yeah you can skimp it and get buy, i'm not really debating that. but when you can get handouts that let you live better, which option would you choose. bust your ass and live a minimalist life, or do nothing and live a normal life
 
but this time the nation's credit is at risk. it'll affect the bond market if we're downgraded, which will probably happen. they need to raise the ceiling, and have a solid plan to cut the debt
 
because the total income of all US citizens is half of the government's current debt. Spreading it around "evenly" won't do shit.




we would STILL be around 8 trillion in debt even if you forced everyone to give the government every single cent they had.
 
The "further in debt" line kills me. It's like the first line in the Online Republican Argument Manual.

Shit is a drop in the bucket compared to what he was handed on a platter by the last retard.
 
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