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PokemonExpert44 11/05/19 9:54:03 AM #1:	Forever??? --- I might just 6-0 you in Pokemon. Watch out for my awesome teams. <cite>PokemonExpert44 posted [p:929697830] in On strike.... [t:78136461]...</cite> <quote>Forever???</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ThrobbGoblin 11/05/19 9:56:57 AM #2:	Warren proposes a 2% tax on those with a net worth over $50 million. (A) How ya gonna value assets? Tom Brady may be asking $32 million for his house, but is it really worth it? (B) How does this tax get past the U.S. Constitution. The sixteenth amendment limits taxing power to "incomes, from whatever source derived", which can loosely be defined as any asset transfer. But assets held are not income, so where is the authority to tax? <cite>ThrobbGoblin posted [p:929697914] in On strike.... [t:78136461]...</cite> <quote>Warren proposes a 2% tax on those with a net worth over $50 million. (A) How ya gonna value assets? Tom Brady may be asking $32 million for his house, but is it really worth it? (B) How does this tax get past the U.S. Constitution. The sixteenth amendment limits taxing power to "incomes, from whatever source derived", which can loosely be defined as any asset transfer. But assets held are not income, so where is the authority to tax?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Were_Wyrm 11/05/19 9:59:48 AM #3:	https://i.imgur.com/nnkcHGK.gifv --- I was a God, Valeria. I found it...beneath me. - Dr. Doom https://imgur.com/FKDXbHs <cite>Were_Wyrm posted [p:929698005] in On strike.... [t:78136461]...</cite> <quote>https://i.imgur.com/nnkcHGK.gifv</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 11/05/19 10:33:41 AM #4:	ThrobbGoblin posted... (B) How does this tax get past the U.S. Constitution. The sixteenth amendment limits taxing power to "incomes, from whatever source derived", which can loosely be defined as any asset transfer. But assets held are not income, so where is the authority to tax? Article 1 allows for indirect taxes ("Duties, Imposts, and Excises"), and the power to demand money from the states proportional to their populations. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:929699155] in On strike.... [t:78136461]...</cite> <quote>ThrobbGoblin posted...</cite> <quote>(B) How does this tax get past the U.S. Constitution. The sixteenth amendment limits taxing power to "incomes, from whatever source derived", which can loosely be defined as any asset transfer. But assets held are not income, so where is the authority to tax?</quote> Article 1 allows for indirect taxes ("Duties, Imposts, and Excises"), and the power to demand money from the states proportional to their populations.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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