This graphic is based on the percentage of income paid to taxes. A family making $500k a year paying a higher dollar amount than one making $50k a year is expected, but the higher earners should also be paying a higher percentage because 20% to them means a lot less sacrifice than 20% to a low income family. The sacrifice of not buying that third or fourth house is a lot less than whether the low income family goes to the doctor for a checkup.
I pay about 2400 a year for all my medical needs. That’s less than 1% of my income. Not even close to 8% and well below 420 euros.
Did you just argue that your $2400/year is well below €420/year? At current exchange rates it’s about $447, or about 18% of what you currently pay.
As others have pointed out, single payer is an overall cost save. It’s not hard to imagine creating a tax that companies pay to cover this with the money they will save from not offering insurance to full time employees.
It’s not because she is a complete embarrassment to her district, state, and country… it is totally because of that guy that starred in the smash hit superhero movie filmed exclusively in varying shades of green.
Awesome! I’m excited to try it out. Thank you so much!
Having been a Xbox player before getting my PC, Spiderman Remastered had been on my list since it was announced. Thank you for the giveaway and good luck everyone!
Enemy Territory was awesome. Free to play, distinct classes, abilities, and weapons, objectives that required teamwork from the different classes, class upgrades that granted new items and abilities, a great modding and map making community… I also sunk way too much time into it.
Thanks!
Is it a music store? A giant jukebox? The size of the headphones and speakers are throwing me off.
Bing gives me a crazy MP3 player if I don’t add a space and a cassette if I do add a space.
Was hoping for something a bit more exciting, but my name isn’t as creative as other ones on here.
Is there a way to convert an audio file to an image? Might be interesting for album covers.
So high income people don’t use roads, fire, police, the FAA, tax breaks for businesses, etc? They don’t indirectly benefit when their lower income employees, people at the store, people that use whatever drives the high income people’s earnings, etc. are using these social services including food assistance and Medicaid? Do high income people just live in a magical bubble where people have no interaction and connections to each other and they earn money without the input of anyone else? I’d love to live in this fantasy land with you.