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hiddensurfer17 said:I suspect your math might be a bit off here. From what I gather, they're only taxing the portion above $1.00, which is how it was reported on CNN. In other words, if you're pulling in a $4,000 salary, your take-home pay only drops by $10, not $40.
$10 x 12 months = $120 = 50 dollars annually
If that's actually the case, then I suppose this isn't really a direct hit on the working class.
That's exactly what retirees thought too😢
So, is there actually any point in reporting signatures and posts? Like, am I gonna see any cash for it? 🥳
Reporting posts and signatures??? 😕
Honestly, it feels a bit 🙄 pathetic 🙄
—but hey, I guess if I actually want to participate in this forum, I have to be just as 🙄 desperate 🙄 as everyone else, so consider me part of the reporting crew from now on 😁.
Cheers, 😁
I’m not even sure if this fits the thread—but for years, I lived under this huge delusion that having a college degree actually meant someone was literate or knew how to handle their own language. Once I started working, though? Total reality check. 😢
Most people in America don't have a clue how to use English properly, regardless of whether they have a degree or just a high school diploma. Honestly, what kills me most is seeing professors, managers, journalists, or politicians who couldn't care less about basic grammar if their lives depended on it.