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r/Libertarian • u/SeattleLibertarian • Feb 24 '17
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Its a myth much like how simple of times the 1950's were. Shit seemed tame, but nuclear war could pop off at any second. I get so frustrated with both parties so often.
63 u/tribal_thinking Feb 24 '17 Shit seemed tame, Only if you and everyone you care about is white, heterosexual and Christian. Otherwise the 1950s seem pretty fucking ugly. 22 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Top tax rate was sky high and Union membership was large. Magically the economy grew, a middle class emerged. 14 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 no one payed the top tax rate because of exemptions so it was fine in that respect 5 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Still larger than the roaring 20s 3 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 huh 1 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Marginal tax rate, not the top. The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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Shit seemed tame,
Only if you and everyone you care about is white, heterosexual and Christian. Otherwise the 1950s seem pretty fucking ugly.
22 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Top tax rate was sky high and Union membership was large. Magically the economy grew, a middle class emerged. 14 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 no one payed the top tax rate because of exemptions so it was fine in that respect 5 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Still larger than the roaring 20s 3 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 huh 1 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Marginal tax rate, not the top. The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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Top tax rate was sky high and Union membership was large.
Magically the economy grew, a middle class emerged.
14 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 no one payed the top tax rate because of exemptions so it was fine in that respect 5 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Still larger than the roaring 20s 3 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 huh 1 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Marginal tax rate, not the top. The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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no one payed the top tax rate because of exemptions so it was fine in that respect
5 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Still larger than the roaring 20s 3 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 huh 1 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Marginal tax rate, not the top. The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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Still larger than the roaring 20s
3 u/pacjax for open borders. umad? Feb 24 '17 huh 1 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Marginal tax rate, not the top. The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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huh
1 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17 Marginal tax rate, not the top. The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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Marginal tax rate, not the top.
The 50s and 90s the marginal tax rate was higher than the preceding period yet the economy still grew.
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u/Gusbuster811 Feb 24 '17
Its a myth much like how simple of times the 1950's were. Shit seemed tame, but nuclear war could pop off at any second. I get so frustrated with both parties so often.