You don’t know that. Here’s an idea, just immigrate to one of those countries.
I am not sure what the exact tax threshold should be but I hear people complaining on taxing people with over 25 million with 3% is to much. To me that is just ridiculous when that money being taxed could lift 100’s of thousands of fellow Americans out of poverty.
It’s not their job to “lift” anybody out of anything.
I have done the math I can’t work my way out of this even with three jobs, I have already sent applications this week for my second job maybe if I get a third. And even then would still have no chance of owning my own place unless I marry someone which I am hoping to avoid for awhile that already has a house and could help me with my loans.
And yet people do.
Guilds:Your paying into the system, has helped millions of disabled Americans, and will continue to help them. And from personal knowledge, it is appreciated.
Eventually, you will receive a check every month, that will subsidize your retirement income.
I’m happy to pay my taxes and am proud to do so. I’m glad for the opportunity to benefit my country and myself. My objection is the label of the debt, that is owed me…being called an entitlement. It’s a debt owed me, not an entitlement.
You are entitled to it. It’s accurate.
I don’t think they feel like it is theft in western European countries they feel like they are helping their fellow men and women. Not one of these countries would give up their healthcare systems to adopt the American healthcare model.
Who asked them to?
You are entitled to it. It’s accurate.
you’re not
en·ti·tle·ment
the belief that one is inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment
This can’t be real.
You don’t know that.
All the data says that
This can’t be real.
Hard to say but there probably are a lot of well indoctrinated college kids with similar beliefs.
They have been taught that they are entitled and Sanders is playing to that.
I am considering it, was hoping to stay around family but a conplete stranger as a roommate situation is something I don’t think I can do.
Oh, too good for a room mate are we? We should just throw out capitalism then. Makes sense. You should talk to my daughters, oldest in med school, which by the way, isn’t going to cost much more than what you paid for a degree. Youngest is last year of college. Both of them make less than you do and manage to live just fine. Your main problem seems to be rent. Maybe you should focus on changing that instead of the entire economic system of our nation, to solve the problem you created for yourself.
NJBob: Toll_Collector: gooddad409:Moving to a cheaper state would help a lot.
I live in NJ, rent can get expensive here too. But rarely do you have to move out of state, just out of the expensive area.
Just don’t buy a house in NJ, property taxes are outrageous throughout the state.
I wouldn’t live in NJ or California even if the house were free.
The OP appears to be from California however and it doesn’t get much higher as far as all around living costs and taxes.
Sometimes you need to be where the jobs are.
The cost of living in NJ is probably as high or higher than most of CA, except we have cheaper gas.
which I have around $100,000 in college debt to payback at making $35,000 a year with my human development & family studies degree.
Did you you do any sort of cost benefit analysis for the job prospects of such a degree path compared to how much you were going to spend on such a degree?
Oh, too good for a room mate are we? We should just throw out capitalism then. Makes sense. You should talk to my daughters, oldest in med school, which by the way, isn’t going to cost much more than what you paid for a degree. Youngest is last year of college. Both of them make less than you do and manage to live just fine. Your main problem seems to be rent. Maybe you should focus on changing that instead of the entire economic system of our nation, to solve the problem you created for yourself.
BAM…hammer…meet nail.
Did you you do any sort of cost benefit analysis for the job prospects of such a degree path compared to how much you were going to spend on such a degree?
I’ve not detected ANY planning what so ever. I’ve asked about this same thing to the OP but have not had a response. This confirms…NONE, nada, zilcho, zero…just whining when the lack of planning, is creating additional financial hardships.
gooddad409: NJBob: Toll_Collector: gooddad409:Moving to a cheaper state would help a lot.
I live in NJ, rent can get expensive here too. But rarely do you have to move out of state, just out of the expensive area.
Just don’t buy a house in NJ, property taxes are outrageous throughout the state.
I wouldn’t live in NJ or California even if the house were free.
The OP appears to be from California however and it doesn’t get much higher as far as all around living costs and taxes.
Sometimes you need to be where the jobs are.
The cost of living in NJ is probably as high or higher than most of CA, except we have cheaper gas.
I guess so. That’s a point.
So our poster comes from a wealthy family and was in the 40% stuck paying for the rest.
Then her answer is more of the policy that did not favor her poor education choices.
gooddad409: NJBob: Toll_Collector: gooddad409:Moving to a cheaper state would help a lot.
I live in NJ, rent can get expensive here too. But rarely do you have to move out of state, just out of the expensive area.
Just don’t buy a house in NJ, property taxes are outrageous throughout the state.
I wouldn’t live in NJ or California even if the house were free.
The OP appears to be from California however and it doesn’t get much higher as far as all around living costs and taxes.
Sometimes you need to be where the jobs are.
The cost of living in NJ is probably as high or higher than most of CA, except we have cheaper gas.
Don’t know about that, plugged two random cities, one in NJ the other in CA into a COL calculator and it says California is almost 18% more expensive.
Misty_D:I am not sure what the exact tax threshold should be but I hear people complaining on taxing people with over 25 million with 3% is to much. To me that is just ridiculous when that money being taxed could lift 100’s of thousands of fellow Americans out of poverty.
It’s not their job to “lift” anybody out of anything.
Yes it is.
WuWei:This can’t be real.
Hard to say but there probably are a lot of well indoctrinated college kids with similar beliefs.
They have been taught that they are entitled and Sanders is playing to that.
Here’s the thing about liberals regarding education. Out of one side of their mouth they preach how the extent of course work in the liberal arts aspect of higher education is designed to make us more well rounded people and should not caught up in the cost. But then afterwards complain how many with such degrees can’t get good paying jobs.
Eagle-Keeper:Did you you do any sort of cost benefit analysis for the job prospects of such a degree path compared to how much you were going to spend on such a degree?
I’ve not detected ANY planning what so ever. I’ve asked about this same thing to the OP but have not had a response. This confirms…NONE, nada, zilcho, zero…just whining when the lack of planning, is creating additional financial hardships
This is essentially the message of liberalism, to blame others for the poor choices that you have made in life.