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CampeadorThat's not very ethical of you as a leftist not to declare your tips, or are taxes only good if someone else is paying them? Also, not declaring your tips is illegal.
And somehow scum like you have the nerve to attack Donald Trump for using tax deductions legally.
You were mentioning something about hypocrisy before?
fuckmekevinI'm open for discussion, debunk the Wikileaks docs.
Charlie_KellyHmm preaching about paying tax but doesn't live in America. Interesting tactic.
Looks like I broke the law! Does that upset you? It's alright though, I paid my fair share through my second job which was my primary source of income.
Donald Trump has written of millions, terrible comparison, but I'd expect a moron like yourself to make such a shaky comparison, you've been doing it this entire thread.
CampeadorNo, you've admitted openly that you're a tax cheat
CampeadorMore leftist buzzwords, "fair share"!
No, you've admitted openly that you're a tax cheat, one that meanwhile votes for higher taxes on others.
For someone who talks about hypocrisy (often cluelessly), you certainly are the worst of hypocrites yourself.
Charlie_KellyOften cluelessly huh? You literally proved your hypocrisy in the last page. You can call me a "tax cheat" all you want, I've been paying taxes since I was 16 years old. Hardly cheating the system. .
fuckmekevinI'm open for discussion, debunk the Wikileaks docs.
CampeadorAll cash and non-cash tips an employee receives are income and are subject to Federal income taxes. All cash tips received by an employee in any calendar month are subject to social security and Medicare taxes and must be reported to the employer
Employee Responsibilities
As an employee who receives tips, you must do three things:
Keep a daily tip record.
Report tips to the employer, unless less than $20.
Report all tips on an individual income tax return.
https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/tip-recordkeeping-and-reporting
Tell me more about your illegal "tax-free" pizza boy earnings, you liberal tax-dodging piece of shit.
I guess you need the extra money to support that one guy's girlfriend. Sorry, I meant to say your girlfriend.
Charlie_KellyHmm preaching about paying tax but doesn't live in America. Interesting tactic.
Looks like I broke the law! Does that upset you? It's alright though, I paid my fair share through my second job which was my primary source of income.
Donald Trump has written of millions, terrible comparison, but I'd expect a moron like yourself to make such a shaky comparison, you've been doing it this entire thread.
El_Barto.Do as I say, not as I do. That is a terrible way to project yourself to the world. You cannot bitch about other people weaseling their way out of taxes when you do the same. The scale is irrelevant. You lack the basic reasoning capacity to see that.
Charlie_KellyEh it was over a year ago and was a job I worked for a few months. It was a secondary source of income. I don't even know how much I would have paid in taxes on the tips but it would be south of 500. That year I paid over 3 grand in taxes from my primary source. To me scale is incredibly relevant. This wasn't a yearly occurrence. This was one time. I could have easily lied and said I did report them, I'm being completely transparent. But to me it is far worse to skip out on paying millions of dollars in tax each year than it is to skip out paying less than $500 once. I don't keep my money in offshore accounts, I don't write off anything through fraudulent charities. Poor comparison.
CampeadorOnly in the liberal mental asylum is taking legal tax deductions worse than illegally evading taxes by not reporting income.
Charlie_KellySo what if the employer is having you do it on purpose?
Also my gf makes more than me and most likely you
CampeadorIn that case both you and your employer are complicit in an illegal tax evasion scheme.
And your second point makes the unrealistic assumption that everyone is as inadequate as you are.
S.J.Wnot paying taxes makes you smart remember?
CampeadorIn that case both you and your employer are complicit in an illegal tax evasion scheme.
And your second point makes the unrealistic assumption that everyone is as inadequate as you are.
Charlie_KellyGoing to a CC where the graduation rate is under 40% certainly qualifies you for being inadequate...surprised you even "walked" (don't know if that's a thing at shitty CC's).
CampeadorDidn't go to that JC, chief, went to a different one. Maybe you're unfamiliar with how college transfers work.
How does it feel knowing your side-texting girlfriend is the primary breadwinner, while you're a pathetic pizza boy that earns illegal "tax-free" income? Inadequate and impotent.
Charlie_KellyAnd it feels good man, for a "pizza boy" who doesn't deliver pizza's I'm doing quite well for myself. Just bought a new car, moved into my own house with my cheating girlfriend. I might be the most successful pizza boy in New England!
CampeadorBetween working for your mom, earning $13 an hour (congratulations on being bumped up from $12!), and pizza boy tax evasion, you must be doing great. Is that the new measure of success in New England?
saskskierThis thread is ridiculous. Hopefully it dies a quick death after Tuesday.
Charlie_KellyHey now, a raise reflects hard work and success! I think even the poorest pizza boy is wealthier than that subhuman scum found in Chile.
.MASSHOLE.Super stable. Really shows strong character of a presidential candidate.
onenerdykidThis is something a few political commentators have brought up- if all of Trump's policies were not figure-headed by Trump the Idiot but instead by a clean cut, eloquent, well-mannered Republican then this election would very likely be headed in a completely different direction.
onenerdykidThis is something a few political commentators have brought up- if all of Trump's policies were not figure-headed by Trump the Idiot but instead by a clean cut, eloquent, well-mannered Republican then this election would very likely be headed in a completely different direction.
Rparrall I have to say is what a mess. I wonder how they will write about this bullshit in books when we're old.
CampeadorBetter off than the multitudes of heroin addicts in your state.
How does it feel to know that you yourself are directly contributing to your state's heroin epidemic?
Charlie_KellyHow so?
CampeadorBy supporting politicians and policies that will allow the heroin to continue to flow freely across the southern border.
CampeadorBy supporting politicians and policies that will allow the heroin to continue to flow freely across the southern border.
Rparryou can have heroin mailed right to your door these days, I don't think you can fix the heroin problem with policy
BrawnTrendsI'm not sure how you want to stop drugs for coming to the US. Nixon, Reagan, and both Bushes couldn't.
Building a wall isn't gonna stop it.
Maybe closing all ports, airports, all borders and building a massive 100ft wall all around the country to fully isolate it from the outside world? Even so, people would still find ways to make their own drugs. Like meth.
Rparryou can have heroin mailed right to your door these days, I don't think you can fix the heroin problem with policy
CampeadorCreating a secured border, with a wall and advanced monitoring technology, will cut down the amount of heroin entering the United States drastically. As it is now, Mexican cartels are able to bring the stuff across with impunity, because the border is a free-for-all (just the way the Left likes it).
Although drastically cutting the supply by securing the border does not affect the underlying causes of addiction, it is a great step to hindering access. The next step is to tackle the prescription opiate problem, but that is a whole other discussion.
By voting against a secured border, you are aiding the flow of heroin into the United States, there's no way around it.
CampeadorBe quiet and let the adults speak.
CampeadorBy supporting politicians and policies that will allow the heroin to continue to flow freely across the southern border.
Charlie_Kellyprohibition is not effective.
onenerdykidThe one thing we should learn from the war on drugs is that it simply does not work. Whenever there has been an attempt to stop/slow/curb the flow of illegal drugs into the country, the drug cartels find a way around it. A wall will be no different. They will find a way passed, through, over, under it.
The only way, as far as I can see, to prevent drug trafficking into the US is to make all drugs legal, regulated, and make the population educated about them. Something similar to our approach with alcohol and tobacco would be a start. This would literally cripple the drug cartels, and the money wasted on the war on drugs could be put to better use through education and providing help to those addicted. This works far better than making everything illegal (which does nothing to prevent people from doing drugs anyway) and waging a useless, unending war to stop it.
