Pozzible
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That’s not how marginal rates work, is it? As I understand it, the person making $49k would only pay 12% on the first $38k. They’d pay $22% on the income above $48k.
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… if you believe truthsocial ai and Megyn Kelley. [think before following links] https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-brutally-fact-checked-by-his-own-company-s-new-ai-tool/ar-AA1QeU9y [think before following links] https://people.com/megyn-kelly-questions-jeffrey-epstein-pedophile-label-11849172
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Virgin gets pozzed at bathhouse
Pozzible replied to Carebear3467's topic in Bug Chasing & Gift Giving FICTION
Aso, this vid… [think before following links] https://barebackbastards.com/33653/bug-chaser-finally-gives-his-body-to-hiv/?playlist=5768 -
After I tried watersports for the first time, I went to a local sex club (RIP). After getting sufficiently wasted, I knelt next to the urinals. Almost immediately, a BBC put in my mouth and gave me a bladder full of wasn’t looking for BBC, just a great bonus!
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Virgin gets pozzed at bathhouse
Pozzible replied to Carebear3467's topic in Bug Chasing & Gift Giving FICTION
Read The Poz Hotel on this site. I promise, it’ll feed your fetish! -
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I keep hoping. Feel bad asking authors to write more. They already give us so much. This story in particular. Hope at some point the author is recharged and eager to write more. Concept of this story could lead to endless chapters, and I’m here for them!
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Strong motives are there. But overcoming the ingrained, established two party system isn’t easy. We do have a couple of independents in Sanders and King, but I can’t imagine us getting much farther than that. Too much money and tradition to overcome. And yes, with our presidential system, shift in factional coalition wouldn’t bring down the entire government. But I’d be willing to bet that the Republican house would have been dissolved during their 8 week tantrum and absence from DC. i don’t anticipate any real change in our system, but parliamentary systems look more effective to me.
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I’ve never experienced a PA. Seems like small ones would hurt more than large. It seems to me that a large gauge one would be better than small. am I wrong? -
Yep. Me too.
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I wonder if you can buy those balls anywhere. If that’s their purpose, I’d love them in all my poppers. Does refrigeration really help? I’ve heard mixed things.
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I think there’s a strong motive for more parties. With one party pretty much controlling how all of its members vote, it shuts down any ideas the party isn’t in favor of. For example, nothing can be accomplished on improving environmental policies. If you had a small faction of Greens, the majority wouldn’t be able to automatically prevent bringing legislation to the floor. Small factions could prevent Republicans from giving budget busting tax breaks for the rich. As it is, Republican members are forced to toe the party line.
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I only skimmed the first two articles. The third I ignored just due to the organization’s political leanings. If there’s anything that’s particularly negative I missed it. For example, the first section of the factcheck.org article says that “some economists“ doubt that her tax would raise as much as she says. So what? Maybe the issue of Exit Tax is a concern. But I would have to read about it. Frankly, if future trillionaire Elon Musk won’t pay more taxes, make him exit. I think we’d do fine without more cybertrucks. (Put 100% tariffs on them.) And since Trump thinks the only good immigrants are white South Africans and extremist Germans, we’ll have plenty of wealthy white South Africans without him. The problem with Musk is that he can hold the US hostage with his control of satellites. How the US allowed someone to have that much control, I can’t understand. As far as I’m concerned, Musk should pay marginal rate of over 90% for anything over $100 billion. (Admittedly, I don’t know what his wealth is vs what he earns). Instead we spend $4 trillion in tax break extensions. Things seemed to work pretty darn well in the 50s when wealthy paid a fair higher share of taxes. Were Warren’s ideas ready for prime time? I don’t know, but would be a good starting point. Sorry that I’m not going to dig deeper. I have to clean house tonight so that housekeeper can come tomorrow.
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The reason more parties are better is that they each bring their focus and maybe expertise on different issues. With two party system you’re on one team or the other and are pressured to stand with them. Factions can align with different parties on different issues. To me, that’s a big strength.
