Ah, I get now what you mean. Fair point.
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I can’t say anything about the validity of the infographic but it says “increase up to” so it’s relative not absolute. So without knowing the current taxation it would be hard to say that tax is low, unless you think the increase is too low. Or am I missing something?
No one is happy with the current circumstances. You’re blaming the victim though, and not the aggressor. Please share how you think this war should be resolved.
Not much of an answer to my question, but I was more curious of bobr’s response anyway.
What is your suggestion to stop the war?
But the gay marriage was a no brainer because it cost nothing to anyone. Making the climate better requires sacrifice. Still think we should try to be positive.
Freedom is a big word that without clarification doesn’t tell us much of what you believe in. I think you boiled it for too long.
Would it round to the closest denomination? So $1.04 would round to $1, and it would then even out.
Edit: that’s how it works in my country at least.
Edit 2: got it wrong, $0.96 would round to nearest ¢5(assuming it’s the smallest US denomination) so $0.95, and $1.04 would round up to $1.05
Hard boiled currency.
Of course they are comparable, just that the statement is a little strange in the context of American history.
Sure, but the image is about a game taking place in American history. I agree that no slavery is good but you comment doesn’t add much to the historical context. If anything removes nuance.
Why will there be a tax increase?