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Economic Activism and Progressive Living

kelly1mm

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13. Of course I clicked the link. That is how I found out your funding source and amount. No

Reply to Vincardog (Reply #11)

Wed Dec 10, 2014, 07:04 PM

Dec 2014

I did not vote for it as:

1) way too high
2) way to narrow a base for taxes to pay for it

In theory, I support BIG. The devil is in the details .....

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Please follow this link to vote for my Guaranteed Minimum income proposal for the The Big Ideas Proje [View all] Vincardog Dec 2014 OP

Did you include the source of the funding? upaloopa Dec 2014 #1

Import taffifs on goods from low wage countries. Unfortunately, if a serious proposal, kelly1mm Dec 2014 #2

Another problem is selling the idea to people upaloopa Dec 2014 #3

IF they don't need or want it they can contribute it to ASPCA Vincardog Dec 2014 #4

how do you define millionaire? Anyone who declared $1 Million income last year Vincardog Dec 2014 #5

I assume per person in a joint return? If so, you are taliking about less than 300,000 people kelly1mm Dec 2014 #6

OK Americans age 18 + Vincardog Dec 2014 #7

76% of US population is over 18. So, we went from 11.5 Trillion to almost 9 Trillion kelly1mm Dec 2014 #8

OK 18+ and last years income < $200,000 Vincardog Dec 2014 #9

$200,000 plus (per person) is less than 2 milion people. That changes it to needing 8.6 Trillion kelly1mm Dec 2014 #10

So did you click the link and vote to discuss it? OR is an internet vote too expensive? Vincardog Dec 2014 #11

Of course I clicked the link. That is how I found out your funding source and amount. No kelly1mm Dec 2014 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author kelly1mm Dec 2014 #12