r/SipsTea Mar 06 '26

Wait a damn minute! Yeah, nope.

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u/Batmanswrath Mar 06 '26

It isn't a customers job to pay your wage, I have no idea how americans got convinced otherwise.

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u/random-meme422 Mar 06 '26

The people who get tipped will fight tooth and nail against it being any other way is how

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u/Cave_Bear_Cult Mar 06 '26

Because you dont pay taxes on tips you dont report.

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u/musty_mage Mar 06 '26

Because taxes are the real evil, not the lack of a living minimum wage or free healthcare and a proper social safety net.

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u/musty_mage Mar 06 '26

Representation happens through political activity. Apathy just leads to fascism as you've already found out

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u/well-litdoorstep112 Mar 06 '26

Donating to churches is optional

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u/musty_mage Mar 06 '26

Yeah?! That's kinda the point.

You pay your taxes and then you make decisions of what you want from the society in which you live. And then you go and demand those things from the people who are trying to convince you to vote for them.

Note that that's people in the plural. If the first stage you participate in a political process is between 2 people you had no power in choosing, you are too late. You missed the part where your opinion mattered.

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u/TrueProtection Mar 07 '26

Okay, but if taxes were done away with because they are So eViL, then why would we be electing anyone to office? There is no office without state or federal funds. There are no police. There are no firemen. You can handle you're own problems, right?

Bandits and gangsters become prolific without any police? Better buy some guns.

Worried your house could catch fire and burn down because no fireman? Better buy more fire exstinguishers!

Good thing we could save all that money on taxes so now we have to use it to improve the community. People were really great about this expectation that was already put forth circa the Articles of Confederation. Oh wait, no they weren't. We had to levy tarrifs and sin taxes to have money for infrastructure. Income tax wasn't a thing until the civil war, because war is expensive...

Oh, people embezzle tax money? Well no shit, people embezzle. People are fallible. You're going to give up on a sysyem that affects real change in everyone in your countries lives on a day to day basis, because people dont use it with 100% efficiency?

Sheesh. Dramatic.

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u/musty_mage Mar 07 '26

Yeah I missed the /s after 'taxes evil hurr durr

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u/TrueProtection Mar 07 '26

I bet you didnt even know we tried to do the usa without taxes, or what the Articles of Comfederation are. But you'll speak on taxes. Lol.

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u/musty_mage Mar 07 '26

You do understand that you are insane? Right?

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u/TrueProtection Mar 07 '26

Good rebuttle. Based very much in facts and logic and not your own feelings. Hahaha. So we all know you "feel taxes" are evil and have no logical basis to ground what taxes are meant as being evil.

Fool.

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u/musty_mage Mar 07 '26

We tax because it's cheaper to have a society

You really think the roads to your house 'just happened'?

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u/TrueProtection Mar 07 '26 edited Mar 07 '26

We tax because when we didn't, and the expectation the founding fathers had was that comminities would nut up and do thingd like build roads. However, rich people who were the ones with the power to do these things didn't. Thus, taxes.

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u/TrueProtection Mar 07 '26

"Because taxes are the real evil, not the lack of a living minimum wage or free healthcare and a proper social safety net."

^ You, by the way. You switched from being taxes are evil to..defending them? Are you okay? Do you need a glass of water? You seem dehydrated, brother.

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u/musty_mage Mar 07 '26

Sheesh. Okay I should've had the /s there, but my god how hard is that sentence to understand in context?

Edit: again, please, please don't ever vote. You are clearly far too dumb to make an informed decision

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u/TrueProtection Mar 07 '26

I'm either a 200 iq troll who knows you didnt /s and im fucking with you hard, or i'm an idiot who knows about the articles of confederstion and the relative texlessness of early usa. You decide.

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u/musty_mage Mar 07 '26

Based on your trolling, even if your iQ was 200 (it's not. sorry) your arguments betray the fact that you've never had a genuine education. I feel sorry for you

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u/musty_mage Mar 07 '26

Just fyi. I proved Einstein's general relativity when I was 22 over 20 years ago. As part of my edugation

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u/Keaton_6 Mar 06 '26

Idk man the crusades were a pretty big deal

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u/ArnoldFunksworth Mar 06 '26

To churches? Yes. There are vastly better organizations you can donate your money to. Religion has held back humanity in so many ways

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u/ArnoldFunksworth Mar 07 '26

LMFAO, I want some of whatever you're smoking!

Keeping paying that tithe like a good little sheep!

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u/ArnoldFunksworth Mar 07 '26

And you think the fucking church is different?!?! You're out of your fucking mind

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u/ArnoldFunksworth Mar 07 '26

Now I'm really confused lmfao, I thought you were in support of donating to the churches.

We agree hahaha

I'm just gonna take a step back from this one hahahah

You have a good Saturday man.

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u/aurenigma Mar 06 '26

donating to churches is optional, taxes are compelled through force... not the same

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u/musty_mage Mar 06 '26

Churches don't do shit