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Thread: Trump: "People live in homes, not corporations." Red wave incoming

post 10000003060 01-07-2026, 09:47 PM
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Trump: "People live in homes, not corporations." Red wave incoming

Pro worker Trump just stole the only reason to vote Democrat. Lmao

post 10000003067 01-07-2026, 09:49 PM
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I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
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post 10000003459 01-08-2026, 09:51 AM
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I remember when the democrats were the party of the working class, that was way back in the 20'th century. They went full pro-corporate when Obama took over the party and Biden was basically the biggest corporate stooge to ever sit in the white house. Now all they represent is big billionaires.
post 10000003617 01-08-2026, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Zere0wn⏩
I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
I pay $4500+ a year in taxes on my house, its been paid off for over a decade but I still technically don't own my house.
post 10000003628 01-08-2026, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted By NotSure⏩
I remember when the democrats were the party of the working class.
Are you like 90 years old?
post 10000003630 01-08-2026, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted By IAMBEE⏩
Originally Posted By Zere0wn⏩
I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
I pay $4500+ a year in taxes on my house, its been paid off for over a decade but I still technically don't own my house.
Do you look at property taxes like the government owns the house? I heard an interesting argument that you own the house, but the property taxes pay for the municipal services, schools etc and technically you're getting a service for your money?
Also mirin cheap 4500/yr property taxes
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post 10000003635 01-08-2026, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted By WZBrah1⏩
Originally Posted By IAMBEE⏩
Originally Posted By Zere0wn⏩
I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
I pay $4500+ a year in taxes on my house, its been paid off for over a decade but I still technically don't own my house.
Do you look at property taxes like the government owns the house? I heard an interesting argument that you own the house, but the property taxes pay for the municipal services, schools etc and technically you're getting a service for your money?
Also mirin cheap 4500/yr property taxes
Yeah I honestly have no problem with reasonable property taxes. Income tax is by far more oppressive.
post 10000003641 01-08-2026, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By John
Originally Posted By WZBrah1⏩
Originally Posted By IAMBEE⏩
Originally Posted By Zere0wn⏩
I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
I pay $4500+ a year in taxes on my house, its been paid off for over a decade but I still technically don't own my house.
Do you look at property taxes like the government owns the house? I heard an interesting argument that you own the house, but the property taxes pay for the municipal services, schools etc and technically you're getting a service for your money?
Also mirin cheap 4500/yr property taxes
Yeah I honestly have no problem with reasonable property taxes. Income tax is by far more oppressive.
Income taxes are stupid, goverment dips into your pocket for your labor, then dips in again with sales tax when you buy chit
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
post 10000003669 01-08-2026, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted By rollerball2⏩
Originally Posted By IAMBEE⏩
Originally Posted By Zere0wn⏩
I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
I pay $4500+ a year in taxes on my house, its been paid off for over a decade but I still technically don't own my house.
Nov. 1 and Feb. 1 are so fucking annoying.
In my area they're due May 20th and Dec. 20th. I remember years ago as a kid my dad complaining about his xmas gift was to write a check for XXXX amount of money in property taxes. I'm like you're joking right?
post 10000003670 01-08-2026, 12:24 PM
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post 10000003671 01-08-2026, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted By WZBrah1⏩
Originally Posted By IAMBEE⏩
Originally Posted By Zere0wn⏩
I like florida's approach better where you pay 0 income tax on your homestead. makes it more affordable for actual homeowners and less affordable for rent seekers


but i think both things are good for our communities
I pay $4500+ a year in taxes on my house, its been paid off for over a decade but I still technically don't own my house.
Do you look at property taxes like the government owns the house? I heard an interesting argument that you own the house, but the property taxes pay for the municipal services, schools etc and technically you're getting a service for your money?
Also mirin cheap 4500/yr property taxes
One of the benefits of living in the midwest, the houses on either side of me sold for $250,000 and with my remodel redone I think I'd best that number, so yes $4500 for a 2100sqft home isn't bad compared to some areas. The majority of the money goes to the public school system which my kid goes to private school, so I pay twice for school.
post 10000003676 01-08-2026, 12:27 PM
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post 10000003679 01-08-2026, 12:33 PM
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