Thread: Health Insurance: A right, a privilege or a responsibility?
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Old 10-12-2008, 11:46 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Health Insurance: A right, a privilege or a responsibility?
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Dak, I would've never expected for you to take the side that you did. It's your opinion though, so I won't argue with that. There's a few things I want to discuss though ...


People making over $178,000 a year are already taxed 33%. If you make like $330,000 you're taxed 35%. This is double what the majority of the population pays in taxation. How is that fair to them? You tax them too much, and you're going to find them living in places like Andorra and operating through holding companies.


I watched it, and there were some awful things shown in it. But, it was Michael Moore, and that's what his argument was for. It was a great movie though because it opened people's eyes.
What is the tax percentage for someone making say $30,000 a year?
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