I still own one of those LR3s. That 4.4 is a Jaguar engine, not a Ford, but it and the transmission have been bulletproof. It’s the various sensors, lower control arm replacements, suspension air compressor, gasoline (About 12 mpg in the city. 91 octane only) and the tires that have really added up over the years. I’m…

“The Chrysler 200 I Bought A Few Months Ago Already Needs To Be Replaced!”

Besides the fact this site’s comment section sucks, the link I shared from ProPublica stated how much they actually made for the year that should’ve been taxed, but they found ways to make the payment cheaper, such as pretty much lying about how much they made. That is showing how bad the tax system is.

Everyone who is a billionaire is invariably bad, actually. 

They don’t. 

https://gizmodo.com/elon-musk-paid-0-in-federal-income-tax-in-2018-report-1847051810

Billionaire boot leather must be Michelin-star worthy for you to post that stupid fuckin’ take.

Those billionaires sure need defending dude! Not like they’re actively harming the rest of us or anything!

Also also, I pay my fucking taxes. 

You’ll note that the paragraph you just cherry picked from didn’t mention that I was bitter they were able to AFFORD the car. I’m bitter that they don’t have to receive any kind of special TRAINING to buy the car.

Rich people do dumb shit with their money every day, but something that makes everyone around them less…

He was assessed that three second penalty during the race.  After the race was over, they assessed an additional three seconds for the suit.  It wasn’t very clear even on the MotoGP site at first, but that’s what happened.  The total of six seconds dropped him from third to sixth.  This is mentioned in the final…

And income isn’t even considered profit by the government, simply compensation.

yup.  Just keep nibbling on that boot.  Must taste soooo good.

Question asked and question answered in your comment. People are obsessed with this because it illustrates how our tax laws unfairly benefit billionaire parasites, and need to change.

It’s a lack of understanding how the system works that causes people to think what people like Musk or Trump is doing is admirable. Cause they’re just playing the game, yo.

Except what they do and how they profit absolutely effects everyone else, not only because they’re robbing us of money that should be going to the…

Thanks for highlighting this totally secret bit of inside knowledge that is 100% addressed in the article above.🙄

You do realize that his wealth and power allow him to influence the people who write the laws, yes? It's not that simple.

And if you get to unilaterally define what income means to avoid paying taxes, that's still cheating the system.

Uh, no, that’s not how it works. You do realize that taxes and their codes have existed longer than our actual democracy, right? We didn’t invent them from whole cloth, we largely took all the disparate tax systems in the union (“we” being the non-elected leaders of the colonies) and kept the bits that we could agree…

Heads up, the US backed genocide in Indonesia a decade before that (1965/66). Plus the various stuff the US pulled in Central/South America. The Vietnam War. The various coups across the world. The extrajudicial killings. The continued refusal to take part in the international criminal court. Continued support of…

“Are we the bad guy?”