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10/5/2016 5:36:49 PM
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Because I probably paid more in taxes than him and voting him will inevitably further the gap between poor Americans and the 1%ers; completely dissolving the middle class and making us all slaves to our corporate masters. Also, his cavalier and "old fashioned" views towards other ethnicities and money concerns me in regards to foreign policy. He seems more apt to make a buck at any cost rather than establish good relations...which is very bad.
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His taxes are his personal business, and you have no way of knowing how much he pays in taxes. I'm sure you don't even make more than he pays in taxes. This corporate master crap is edgy and biased. Maybe we need someone that makes us a force to be revered rather than laughed at. [spoiler]I think I'm doing a pretty good job at playing the trumpie.[/spoiler]
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Yeah you're doing solid lol. Debate posts are my fav. But yeah "corporate masters" is edgy and biased..gotta add some flavor.. but my actual point still stands.The middle class is dissolving and he would make it worse. He only represents the wealthy and his remarks and attitude toward other ethnicities and women are incredibly unstable and not fit to lead an incredibly diverse nation especially with all the racial tensions. Your point on us maybe needing an assertive president so we aren't getting laughed at is half true. There needs to be a balance esp when dealing with countries that can wipe a population at the push of a button. Which he clearly hasn't demonstrated. Lastly, how much he's paying in taxes is irrelevant. If he's proportionally (key word) paying a smaller amount of taxes than myself because he's in a wealthier tax bracket then there's a problem. Maybe not his..but guarantee it wouldn't be on the top of his to do list to fix.
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Actually, he wants to strengthen the middle class by bringing production back to the States. It would create jobs for middle class citizens, thus thrusting them back into the consumer market. That helps internal economy grow if they are buying American made products. Economy is merely a cycle of money. When the cycle stops, it begins to hurt the economy. Give money to China, and the money is lost in China since they have all of the production they need there. People say that it would hurt the corporations because of rise in costs for production. That's where tax cuts come in. It gives money back to consumers and the large corporations so that can close the gap in costs for production, such as wages, safety standards, production quality, etc. The plan seems almost flawless.
