Iguodala, Westbrook and J-Smoove get grilled on FOX News

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  • Dez
    Get Smart
    • Jul 2009
    • 1365

    Iguodala, Westbrook and J-Smoove get grilled on FOX News

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJlTKr0uqMw&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

    God I hate Fox News. "Yeah lets take this opportunity to ask these black millionaires who don't represent the common populace at all if the tax cuts should be extended for "EVERYONE". God I hate Fox News so much.
  • Loco
    Noob
    • Aug 2010
    • 320

    #2
    Meh, its like giving someone a surprise math quiz.

    "Hey your here to promote a video game but instead I wanna know, how much is 78x42-16 divded by 7, answer quickly now we only got a minute!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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    • Warner2BruceTD
      2011 Poster Of The Year
      • Mar 2009
      • 26142

      #3
      Originally posted by heelswxman
      I love how they simply said... "How do you feel about losing half of your salary to taxes." Instead of saying how do you feel about the maximum tax rate increasing from 35% to 39%, which is a more accurate statement.

      Great job Faux News.
      LOL, you know better than that.

      People in the tax bracket of these guys will EASILY see half of their pay check evaporate before it hits their hands. Don't be naive.

      39% maximum tax rate. Think about that. Is this what we have come to? And people accept this!?

      And they only touched upon the absolutely criminal new capitol gains taxes.

      Obama = anti prosperity, anti success, anti economic freedom

      Nothing "faux" about that.

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      • Dez
        Get Smart
        • Jul 2009
        • 1365

        #4
        ohhh snaps, heels bustin out statistics :-O

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        • dave
          Go the fuck outside
          • Oct 2008
          • 15492

          #5



          Reaganomics at its ... errr ... finest?

          30 years since Reagan's inauguration the U.S. has never been more separate where haves and have-nots are concerned.

          Taxation is the price for a civilized society.
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          • Warner2BruceTD
            2011 Poster Of The Year
            • Mar 2009
            • 26142

            #6
            Originally posted by dave



            Reaganomics at its ... errr ... finest?

            30 years since Reagan's inauguration the U.S. has never been more separate where haves and have-nots are concerned.

            Taxation is the price for a civilized society.
            LOL Reagan presided over the greatest period of economic growth in the history of the country. Hilarious that you can blame him for problems caused long after he was gone, and most of which after he died.

            And by the way, i'm not sure what that chart is supposed to prove, other than Reagan came in and immediately fixed the outrageous over taxed society we were living in for decades. Are we supposed to long for the good 'ol days of outrageous tax rates?

            Apparently so, since a majority of you dolts voted for that.

            Put money in peoples pockets, and they will spend it. Let the rich thrive, the rest will follow. Simple concept. Trickle down works, I balme Bush I, and more so Slick Willy Do Nothing, for fucking it up.

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            • Warner2BruceTD
              2011 Poster Of The Year
              • Mar 2009
              • 26142

              #7
              No, things have gotten worse since Reagan left office, not since he took office. And that's thanks to a moderate (Bush) and a left leaning moderate (Slick Willy Do Nothing) who deviated from the course. By the time Bush II tried to fix things, mitigating circumstances were working against him (terrorism, war, america hating self loathing attitude, artificial bubbles inflated under Slick Willy blew up, etc).

              Reagan's "Age Of Prosperity" is the golden age of american economics. We should be so luck to have a leader as great as him at some point again in our lives.

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              • mgoblue2290
                Posts too much
                • Feb 2009
                • 7174

                #8
                Political discussion in the NBA forum. This is great.

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                • Pitty
                  Death, Taxes, Jeff Capel
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 7541

                  #9
                  I like how Iguodala was about to say, "If I need to give up my money to get the country back on track, so be it." But of course he's cut off by the Brit.

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                  • IamMedellin
                    Everything Burns...
                    • Nov 2008
                    • 10910

                    #10
                    Originally posted by dave



                    Reaganomics at its ... errr ... finest?

                    30 years since Reagan's inauguration the U.S. has never been more separate where haves and have-nots are concerned.

                    Taxation is the price for a civilized society.
                    anyone1 have a blitzy flashback on acount of the graph?




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                    • Irish
                      do you see my jesus chain
                      • Oct 2008
                      • 4416

                      #11
                      I feel like blitzrique would have a say in this thread.

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                      • citizenerased
                        Rugby World Cup Champion
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 1580

                        #12
                        Originally posted by heelswxman
                        I don't get how people who are so against deficits and debt are so excited about Reagan's policies which sent both through the roof.

                        Again, the last 10 years we've had the lowest tax rates and yet, our economy tanked.
                        Weren't the deficits caused by the Democrat Congress? Taxes also rose every year between 1981 and 87, both things Reagan fought against.
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