
So Native Americans fall into the 3% bracket?nefarious101 » 16 Mar 2026, 2:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Economically Speaking...
Who's a net tax positive and who's a net tax negative?
Non-Hispanic Whites: 59% of the population pay 70%-75% of taxes
Hispanics: 19% of the population pay 10%-12% of taxes
Blacks 13% of the population pay 6%-8% of taxes
Asians: 6% of the population pay 8%-10% of taxes
Other: 3% of population pay 4%-6% of taxes
Operation Nearfurious. Where ya been? Planting?nefarious101 » 16 Mar 2026, 2:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Economically Speaking...
Who's a net tax positive and who's a net tax negative?
Non-Hispanic Whites: 59% of the population pay 70%-75% of taxes
Hispanics: 19% of the population pay 10%-12% of taxes
Blacks 13% of the population pay 6%-8% of taxes
Asians: 6% of the population pay 8%-10% of taxes
Other: 3% of population pay 4%-6% of taxes
JohnnyYou » 16 Mar 2026, 5:44 pm » wrote: ↑ Operation Nearfurious. Where ya been? Planting?
My career input to SS alone is north of 100K.
The one who can at least pick effective leaders with dementia.
Taxation is the fee to be ruled by tyrannic souls cradle to grave. Dictatorships or democracy, the outcome is the same chain of command operation.Johnny You » 17 Mar 2026, 12:41 am » wrote: ↑ The one who can at least pick effective leaders with dementia.
Death is not certian, Taxation may be eternal.
JohnnyYou » 16 Mar 2026, 5:44 pm » wrote: ↑ Operation Nearfurious. Where ya been? Planting?
My career input to SS alone is north of 100K.

My first experience with DIY Home Hospice.. The care I am giving is saving you tax dollars, so I don't feel too bad I was fibbing about that meeting yesterday.. It does hurt that people say I can't get a job. I can. I just got a lotta life in the way at the moment.. and damn it. I paid taxes for Unemployment Insurance.nefarious101 » 18 Mar 2026, 8:47 am » wrote: ↑ mostly building...garden maintenance starts today....need to get my saw mill friend to saw me some white oak posts for fencing
Get your life on track.....make yourself a billion and then I will buy you a sandwich and congratulate you
but you have to get there first
JohnnyYou » 18 Mar 2026, 8:56 am » wrote: ↑ My first experience with DIY Home Hospice.. The care I am giving is saving you tax dollars, so I don't feel too bad I was fibbing about that meeting yesterday.. It does hurt that people say I can't get a job. I can. I just got a lotta life in the way at the moment.. and damn it. I paid taxes for Unemployment Insurance.
The potential for the contract spot exists.. Made me think of other potential avenues. Last call on taking payments at 62.. I am going to mull it for a week. My heart says yes, my brain says slow and steady wins the race.
I am sorry to be so harsh about the TDS, but damn it man.. the shyt is nuckin' futz.

Aye.. I see that. The bench idea is not a bad one.nefarious101 » 18 Mar 2026, 8:59 am » wrote: ↑ that's part of the problem....you're looking for a job.
never look for a job....look for something you like to do....then it's not a job
nefarious101 » 18 Mar 2026, 8:47 am » wrote: ↑ mostly building...garden maintenance starts today....need to get my saw mill friend to saw me some white oak posts for fencing
Get your life on track.....make yourself a billion and then I will buy you a sandwich and congratulate you
but you have to get there first
JohnnyYou » 18 Mar 2026, 9:39 am » wrote: ↑ Aye.. I see that. The bench idea is not a bad one.
You know me the pacifist.. What I really want to do is help others.
One idea I had at a time was starting a community fabrication shop. Like a Co-Op Wood Shop.. Teach kids to make stuff. Even the Ahmish have child sex trafficking though.
Hope the planting is going well.. At least your fertilizer may already be in stock at pre war prices.
