I guess we'll see soon what happens maybe it's great

Then the magic begins.

>rich >paying taxes

>Consumer Financial Protection Bureau >Since its founding, the CFPB has used technology tools to monitor how financial entities used social media and algorithms to target consumers.[2] How does this help consumers?

>House Republicans criticized the methodology the CFPB uses to identify instances of racial discrimination among auto lenders. Because of legal constraints, the agency used a system to "guess" the race of auto loan applicants based on their last name and listed address. Based on that information, the agency charged several lenders were discriminating against minority applicants and levied large fines and settlements against those companies. Oh, they protect niggers from financial racism. Very useful

>>25450528 cool, so firing them and giving twice as large a tax break to the rich will cause the deficit to ...?

Your friend is a nigger

>>25450452 The bottom 50% don't even cover themselves in taxes. The top 1% regularly pay upwards of 40% of the total tax income of the us government

>>25450586 >total tax income You mean the small/1$ salary? Do stock grants of various kind count?

>>25450572 Most def' Still, he is wondering what is going to happen to the deficit No one seems to know round' these parts It truly is a mystery

Well you're propping up technocrats to ensure they're going to achieve their goals of creating corporate states and continue overseas NGO operations to further secure their grip on some part of the world, while maintaining their wealth. This is merely politicking with no backlash because they own all of it, so gutting a lot of these services may seem like a good idea, but we all know Trump is merely doing it to save a few of his buddies so he himself can save his family.

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America will be the first cyberpunquesque Corporate State. I expect that all the ideas like eating bugs, living in a pod and money with expiration date they are actually going to implement

>>25453031 Pretty much this, incestous relationship between state and companies will create horrors beyond our imagination.

almost 24 h passed noone knows what happens to the deficit i though kc was eggspert on Ottoman Industrial output during WWI, I assumed they are also economics eggsperts shame

>>25450420 you do realize that rich people don't actually pay taxes. at least not most of them. in fact, a lot of them pay LESS in taxes than workers, in terms of percentage of their income. there are tons of ways for them to evade taxes, and its quite easy to do so if you're making over 7 figures a year. just look up common methods of tax evasion, literally all rich people do them. i can say this because i have rich relatives who know other rich people and they all get super touchy whenever you talk about taxes with them.

>>25456602 indeed they dont pay taxes thats why they and their corporations require a 4.5 trillion tax cut

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is kc filled only with fair weather fiscal conservatives?!

still broke as fuck we are so fucked

>>25450420 Elon is also gutting the IRS. If he takes it far enough I'll probably stop paying federal income tax and I know a lot of people eyeing the situation. So that $2 trillion may quickly balloon into a much bigger deficit.

I don't give a fuck. I just hope as a side effect we can have movies again with only white male characters. Even Mad Max is woke garbage because of Furiosa.

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>>25450420 The federal budget "deficit" is the government giving more money than it takes away from people. The cost of those federal agencies aren't as big as other liabilities. Trump wants to bring down interest rates and basically implies he will just do a selective default... which would be way more dramatic economically... and America's foreign trade deficit could get a lot worse and people paying tariffs makes the budget get "balanced". Rich people end up with a lot more money they have to figure out what to do with which result in a lot of mergers and acquisitions maybe.

Your private company has more money to hire people and might not let people go this year, as financials look better

>>25464497 >>25464497 >Your private company has more money to hire people and might not let people go this year, as financials look better The companies aggressively expanding are in the grift sector. Retail stuff isn't, how many new mcdonalds are opening?