You're totally serious aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by IAmProfessionalTalk
You're citing two episodes of radical leftist terrorism as a mark against Prez God?Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyB
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You're totally serious aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by IAmProfessionalTalkYou're citing two episodes of radical leftist terrorism as a mark against Prez God?Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyB
Common ground, hallelujah!Quote:
Originally Posted by blake
McCain yes on tax cuts
CHA-CHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dish, what do you like about the tax bill?
varys: Now the tire factory you work for can bump your pay to $13
ToasterOven: lol
:lol
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Originally Posted by ToasterOven
I like blowing money fag, now I will have more to blow. Definately doing my part to trickle down
So, you don't understand it? I've got nothing but pity for you, guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by thesidedishQuote:
Originally Posted by ToasterOven
I like blowing money fag, now I will have more to blow. Definately doing my part to trickle down
Speaking to dish as if he’s an actual human is a huge blunder.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToasterOvenSo, you don't understand it? I've got nothing but pity for you, guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by thesidedish
The Mayor of London has declared that the president of the united states is not welcome in his city.
I like you but you're a fucking idiot manQuote:
Originally Posted by thesidedish
also real talk everyone should be rooting for this tax bill to pass.
it will be a silver bullet through the heart of the republican party.
https://theintercept.com/2017/11/30/...n-budget-cuts/
news flash, the republicans pulled exactly the same shit they are pushing now in oklahoma and the republicans never recovered from it.
the future of america will likely be moderate democrats vs left wing socialists if it passes.
Tomorrow's headline of a major UK newspaper.
I approve this front page zinger.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DP6bRWJWAAEImHJ.jpg:large
their new state motto should beQuote:
Now Republicans at the national level are looking to replicate the disaster that was Oklahoma and Kansas. Sam Brownback, the former Republican senator from Kansas who left to become governor, even dropped by his old haunt on Wednesday to help rally his former colleagues on Capitol Hill.
Brownback, though, remembered it much differently. “What we did actually worked,” Brownback professed.
That couldn’t be more wrong. In Oklahoma, residents saw the consequences unfold before them. Spending on essential services like education and mental health care plummeted. Earlier this year, the Washington Post reported that out of 513 school districts, 96 have eliminated either Monday or Friday classes because they can only afford to send kids to school for four days a week.
lolklahoma, at least mouth rape is legal
big LOL at the UK reaction to Trump retweeting those Muslim videos.
"oy bruv, that's islamophobic"
"race crime" hahahahahahaha
Every morning I check Trump's twitter. The joy it brings me works better than coffee as a pick me up.
Are we really supposed to believe that all business expenses would end? LOL, no fucking way, never going to happen. Hadn't heard that one yet, but I'm sure this facebook rando has it all figured out.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
also real talk everyone should be rooting for this tax bill to pass.
it will be a silver bullet through the heart of the republican party.
https://theintercept.com/2017/11/30/...n-budget-cuts/
news flash, the republicans pulled exactly the same shit they are pushing now in oklahoma and the republicans never recovered from it.
the future of america will likely be moderate democrats vs left wing socialists if it passes.
today, a reporter asked theresa may if trump was fit to come to the UK.
yep, in 2017, it’s actually a legitimate question to ask if the president of the United States is fit to enter the UK
this is humiliating.
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Originally Posted by BlunderMaker
It isn't the videos, it's the party that originally posted the videos which is the problem. A follower of said party (Britain First) shot dead an MP only last year in the hope of starting a race divide/war (think Breivik).
They're a tiny group who want a 'white Britain only'. They're pretty much our version of the KKK (no exaggeration) and Trump endorsed them with his retweet and placed our Prime Minister into a corner in doing so.
If she didn't condemn Trump she probably would've been asked to resign.
But you keep having a good laugh while your country continues to be ripped apart by a total fucking idiot.
She did what she had to do, but I think Hanlon's Razor applies here. Highly unlikely Trump has any idea what Britain First is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud
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Originally Posted by SrslySiriusShe did what she had to do, but I think Hanlon's Razor applies here. Highly unlikely Trump has any idea what Britain First is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord of the Fraud
Nope, but he certainly did after the initial British backlash.
And his response to the criticism was not to take a step back but to double down and go on the attack again. In the way of actually calling out the British Prime Minister on Twitter.
He's an incredibly dangerous individual and his ignorance really isn't a factor here.
it's humiliating for the UK. Imagine being more upset about somebody retweeting videos of muslim violence than the violence itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by blake
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Originally Posted by BlunderMakerit's humiliating for the UK. Imagine being more upset about somebody retweeting videos of Muslim violence than the violence itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by blake
You silly cunt. The Dutch video was fake news (no Muslims involved) and Trump retweeting an extreme far-right organisation has given them more publicity than they ever thought possible.
But for some reason, I'm guessing you see that as a result.
this blunder guy is a retard
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Originally Posted by v12clAre we really supposed to believe that all business expenses would end? LOL, no fucking way, never going to happen. Hadn't heard that one yet, but I'm sure this facebook rando has it all figured out.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
also real talk everyone should be rooting for this tax bill to pass.
it will be a silver bullet through the heart of the republican party.
https://theintercept.com/2017/11/30/...n-budget-cuts/
news flash, the republicans pulled exactly the same shit they are pushing now in oklahoma and the republicans never recovered from it.
the future of america will likely be moderate democrats vs left wing socialists if it passes.
Considering they are writing this bill on the back of an envelope as they go, I'm sure the Republican senators don't have any idea what's in the bill, either.
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Originally Posted by v12clAre we really supposed to believe that all business expenses would end? LOL, no fucking way, never going to happen. Hadn't heard that one yet, but I'm sure this facebook rando has it all figured out.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
also real talk everyone should be rooting for this tax bill to pass.
it will be a silver bullet through the heart of the republican party.
https://theintercept.com/2017/11/30/...n-budget-cuts/
news flash, the republicans pulled exactly the same shit they are pushing now in oklahoma and the republicans never recovered from it.
the future of america will likely be moderate democrats vs left wing socialists if it passes.
like you dumb dicked nerds can even afford facebook accounts.
this is very hard to believe...the underlying concept of the income tax is that generally all income is taxable (unless specifically exempted) and all reasonable expense incurred in the production of that income is deductible...in addition, a limited set of personal expenses, those not incurred for the production of income, are deductible (itemized deductions) or the standard deduction, whichever is greater...that's the basic rule, and then there are 10 feet of code and regulation books to define/apply the basic rule to specific circumstance.Quote:
Originally Posted by v12clAre we really supposed to believe that all business expenses would end? LOL, no fucking way, never going to happen. Hadn't heard that one yet, but I'm sure this facebook rando has it all figured out.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
also real talk everyone should be rooting for this tax bill to pass.
it will be a silver bullet through the heart of the republican party.
https://theintercept.com/2017/11/30/...n-budget-cuts/
news flash, the republicans pulled exactly the same shit they are pushing now in oklahoma and the republicans never recovered from it.
the future of america will likely be moderate democrats vs left wing socialists if it passes.
the idea that business expenses are not deductible is nuts and i haven't seen anything like this in the news so far...additionally, why is only small business losing business deductions? shouldn't elimination of business deductions also apply to corporations?
what is plausible and where i think the blogger/author goes awry is the bills propose to eliminate miscellaneous itemized personal deductions, which include unreimbursed employee business expenses. (deductions listed on the bottom section of Schedule A in an individual return)--the items listed by the blogger are typically found in that section as deductions by employees, not employers....that area is among the more abused area by taxpayers and more easily detected, reviewed, and enforced by the IRS...eliminating schedule A miscellaneous deductions is far different than eliminating business expenses reported on schedule C (business owners), schedule E (operators of real estate rentals), schedule F (farming operators)
what i have heard is that there is a proposal that small business owners have their tax on income from a small business capped at a rate of 25%...not sure if that proposal is in either the House or Senate proposals
BREAKING: Michael Flynn Reportedly to Plead Guilty in Deal With Special Counsel
https://www.mediaite.com/online/brea...ecial-counsel/
:popcorn
Mueller starting to drain the swamp.
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Originally Posted by blake
We're just taking ABC at their word now? FAKE NEWS
"In like Flynn" is a slang phrase meaning "having quickly or easily achieved a goal or gained access as desired". In addition to its general use, the phrase is sometimes used to describe success in sexual seduction, and its folk etymology often asserts the phrase has sexual origins.
Flynn sex scandal in 3,2,1
dish....
....its not your fault.
Whitehouse lawyer describes flynn as ''A former Obama administration official" rofl
Tax bill preserves and even expands loopholes for real estate developers. It's the Donald Trump Enrichment at Everyone Else's Expense Act.
oh hey no big deal but the fbi just rejected kushner's security clearance application straight to his gook face.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
Anti Trump folks are going to be really disappointed to learn that getting dirt, or attempting to get dirt on Hillary Clinton from Russians, is not a crime. Since Flynn was fired by the White House for lying, and plead guilty for lying, good luck making him a credible witness.
Did you learn this in plumbing school?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scandinavian Bob