About $59 billion is spent on traditional social welfare programs. $92 billion is spent on corporate subsidies. So, the government spent nearly 50% more on corporate welfare than it did on food stamps and housing assistance in 2006.
Is any of that money legitimately flowing from the citizen to the corporations though? No. It's made up numbers.
Brody Jackson
>Cites leftard propaganda site. FAGGOT, I JUST SHOWED YOU THE 2015 BUDGET. YOU LOST THE ARGUMENT.
Christopher Bell
Are you so fucking stupid that you don't know how social security works? And medicaid is a direct subsidy to the medical industry. You're actually a fucking moron.
Asher Foster
Da maffs in undeniluble
Jace Nguyen
Didnt we send like 90billion to Puerto Rico? And 34 billion to Israel etc. We pay more money buying friends than we do helping our own people.
Chase Johnson
This image is so much bullshit I don’t know where to begin.
ALL of these numbers are wrong
Bentley Lewis
> corporate subsidies Translation: subsidies for "farming corporations" to ensure a sustained foodsource despite fluctuation in the growing seasons. Sage this cryptic bullshit
Landon Wright
>Da maffs in undeniluble What's even funnier is those numbers are conservative. The institute for economic freedom estimates that 30% of your spending is inflation caused by government regulations written by special interest groups for their own benefit. You people are so dumb you think that you're paying car insurance to a private company, when that private company wouldn't exist without the government mandated insurance program.
Corporations (people who work, no matter how greedy they are) getting to keep more of their own money rather than having it stolen from them and spent on niggers is not the same as unemployed, self-destructive, violent, dumb, criminal niggers getting free money from people who work.
>why do they want free subsidies? Most subsidies aren't even taken through tax.
Mandated car insurance is a subsidy to Warren Buffet (owner of GEICO).
Building codes are a subsidy to engineers, architects, and lumber interests.
Medical license regulation is a direct subsidy to doctors and hospitals.
Patents are a subsidy to drug companies and large software companies.
When you pay your car insurance, just remember that that is a tax where the government just left out the middle man.
Adam Gomez
Doesn't matter chucklefuck. Farming subsidies are necessary. If key foodstuffs are unable to sustain themselves for a season it leaves you vulnerable to predatory foreign price manipulation on an inelastic commodity. It's literally a national security issue and every country does it. >Question: How much would you pay for food if you don't have any >Answer:Everything
Liam Reed
*elastic commodity
Xavier Davis
Its true. Corporate welfare and subsidies is bullshit. 90% of our debt goes to it.
Jaxson Rogers
How about subsidies for a variety of plants, not fucking corn so we don't get diabetes from high fructose corn syrup?
Andrew Foster
Bump of agreement
Cameron Reed
>Farming subsidies are necessary You're a literal fucking retard. Farming subsidies are there so farmers who were forced to go into massive debt can pay it back to bankers. You are literally the perfect example of a stupid fucking canadian.
Logan Price
So just abolish taxes then
Benjamin Perez
>corporate tax loopholes I'm a CPA working in corporate tax and I hate that fucking term. I'm all for raising corporate taxes, but calling things loopholes makes you sound retarded.
Jace Sanchez
For anyone who doesn't know. In the 50's the US embarked on a agricultural "reform" process that produced policies that made it impossible for small farmers to compete in the ag industry. This policy was directed by companies like Monsanto and Caterpillar. Additionally, farmers were essentially forced by the government into programs where they had to go into debt in order to purchase farm equipment, seeds, fertilizer, and pest control.
This is an explicit policy, it's an historical fact if you want to research it.
Aiden Ortiz
That's just moronic. The site considers farm subsidies and all money paid to min wage workers (because they should really be paid 15/hr) as corporate subsidies.
Parker Price
>farm subsidies Farm subsidies are corporate subsidies to Monsanto, Caterpillar, and Archer Daniels. It's a literal fact.
Adrian Evans
That's just dumb and you should feel dumb.
Ryder Sullivan
That's you pulling shit of your ass and calling it gold. But if that's what you want, I'm willing to work with you. Let's get rid of it and watch poor people starve.
Jeremiah Martinez
>(((insurance companies)))
Connor Carter
>That's just dumb and you should feel dumb. It's a literal historical fact you fucking idiot. Holy shit. Do the words "Go big or go home" mean anything to you? Your stupidity is fucking impressive.
Large companies were “able to zero out their federal income taxes on $79 billion in U.S. pretax income,” according to an ITEP report. “Instead of paying $16.4 billion in taxes, as the new 21 percent corporate tax rate requires, these companies enjoyed a net corporate tax rebate of $4.3 billion, blowing a $20.7 billion hole in the federal budget last year.”
Blake Wilson
Why don't you try working for yourself if the system is rigged in favor of corporations?
Parker Diaz
>Why don't you try working for yourself if the system is rigged in favor of corporations? Corporate tax is a bugaboo, because as soon as that money leaves the corporate account as a salary the money is taxed. If people really wanted to tax corporations they would ironically start repealing all the regulations and subsidies that those corporations benefit from.
In other words, if you make the government smaller, the corporations would have less power, because most taxes come in the form of regulation, building code, and mandated insurance which are paid directly to private sector.
Adam Garcia
Sure. I'm all for hemming in the government. But what I'm saying is that if you form your own small corporation then you get all kinds of tax breaks. I think it would be more educational to explain how to exploit the system then to finger-point at some boogeyman of the "big corporation" screwing you over.
Samuel Nguyen
>form your own small corporation then you get all kinds of tax breaks Ya, this is true, but it requires a lot of work and you have to be careful not to comingle funds.
Zachary Jenkins
I never learned how to do that in school. So if you want to fight the system, then the way to do that is to remove the information arbitrage that allows one class of people to exploit the system at the expense of the basically niggers who don't even know they're being exploited. Be the modern-day hacker.
Angel Robinson
working in a grocery store made me so cynical about welfare. so many people with foodstamps buying so much crap
Brandon Bennett
>then the way to do that is to remove the information arbitrage
Ah, if you want to talk about information arbitrage. What is a university professor but a person whose whole career is based on information arbitrage.
Of course, there are laws in each state mandating a degree from an accredited university for practicing law, medicine, engineering, architecture. Each one of these professions is rent seeking off of government mandated information arbitrage.
Ethan Jenkins
>corporations pay 0 taxes >payroll taxes, property taxes, sales tax, and literally every other tax corporations always pay doesnt exist
okay faggot
Jonathan Perry
I like grocery store workers. They have great stories, and enjoy having a few moments to vent and laugh with a stranger.
Noah Russell
>so many people with foodstamps buying so much crap I'm much more concerned about the fat, piece of shit biology professor who makes 100 grand a year because they force future doctors to take his accredited class.
Hunter Nelson
My personal opinion is that most university professors are dumb as a box of rocks and are only there because they have tenure and keep the money flowing. I'm not worried about them.
They're even pushing online courses and whatever else. The internet makes it a ripe time break the information stranglehold. What if there were infographics about how to start your own corporation?
Evan Lee
But that's not even true. Do these faggots even have paystubs? Social Security takes a fucking huge dip into every paycheck.
Jeremiah Reyes
>The internet makes it a ripe time break the information stranglehold. I have a hypothesis that a lot of the politically correct culture we're experiencing right now is a result of panic in the knowledge/priest class because the internet and AI are a threat to their 10,000 year stranglehold on the products of civilization.
Camden Nelson
It is all behind schedule, and they are facing a bit of a generational shift. But as long as the priest class continues to get promoted up through the ranks, living like princelets in their fortresses, then it doesn't do anything to them to retire off into boomer paradise while the invaders they trained swarm in.
Xavier Brooks
Nice try. You’re budget is incomplete by hiding corporate welfare. We cannot continue to allow our nation’s wealthiest corporations to avoid paying their fair share of taxes. These companies stash hundreds of billions of dollars in overseas tax havens while receiving hundreds of billions in government subsidies, tax breaks and from exploiting tax loopholes.
Dominic Cox
Bullshit. Payroll taxes hold up the Ponzi scheme called Social Security
Dominic Rodriguez
>shift. But as long as the priest class continues to get promoted up through the ranks, living like princelets in their fortresses
I used to work as a Realtor, so I had to join the National Association in order to purchase access to the MLS, which is how Realtors lookup which houses are for sale. Everyone knows that the only reason you become a realtor is because they have a monopoly on the MLS, but they mandated "education" and that education mostly consisted of them telling you how necessary the NAR was because they taught their agents ethics, and fair housing practices, and other politically correct garbage.
Political correctness is the a thing an organization produces when it feels threatened from a disruptive technology.
Josiah Harris
You're spot on about the whole guild thing. I've worked odd jobs including as a go-between in real estate and property management, and it's amazing what you can get done for a fraction of the cost on the gray market. It's such a fucking racket to play by all the rules only to have the system fuck you over.
The black market will eventually take over, as it always has throughout recorded history. I'd rather stick with the gray market as a compromise. It's funny when the people in ivory towers tell you how great it is that they can access the gray market. They don't include that in their models.
Jason Russell
I think saving jobs by giving money to corporations that pay more taxes then shit skins is more important than feeding shit skins who are a tax negative
Blake Johnson
wrong. over half of all gov spending is on welfare
>and it's amazing what you can get done for a fraction of the cost on the gray market Most people are too afraid to take these kinds of risks, because they believe they don't have any consumer protection if something goes wrong. What they don't realize is that consumer protection is a spook, something that doesn't actually exist. If you think consumer protection exists, start reading labels on the back of chemical products at the local grocery store.
Levi Martin
>over half of all gov spending is on welfare Social security isn't welfare. It's deferred income.
Eli Fisher
We should do neither
Sebastian Turner
(((Corporate Welfare)))
Camden Bennett
>Social security isn't welfare. It's deferred income. wrong. it's a ponzi scheme that relies on infinite growth. the SS system is in debt and unsustainable and the gov is keeping it alive for the boomer niggers, and it will collapse before the people paying into it now reap the benefits. so it is in effect welfare.
Nathaniel Price
Everything comes with risks. I'd rather work with a guy I know who does honest work and isn't going to stiff me if it turns out there's something more wrong than we thought. I'd rather not have to blow time, money, and effort in court over some kind of bullshit. What a waste.
Easton Ramirez
bump
Andrew Rogers
>the SS system is in debt and unsustainable No, SS was fine until congress raided it to pay for wars for Israel. In any case, those people paid into the system expecting to get money out. That's the exact opposite of welfare where you don't pay in at all and get something right away.
Evan Turner
I thought it was like a 401(k) so that instead of a pension, you could avoid taxes now so that you could pay even higher taxes when you try to use it, all so that the stock market Jews can gamble with your earnings.
James Lopez
>stock market Jews can gamble with your earnings. Probably, I actually don't know what or where they were supposed to stick those funds. Not sure I even care as I never expect to get paid a cent from SS.
Robert Edwards
I mean, you're not wrong
Noah Rogers
It's a scam to tie your end of life into whether or not the stock market casino is going up up up. You know, so the middle men can use your capital to try to make free profit off of gambling. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass–Steagall_legislation is important if you don't already know about it.
At least with a pension or so-so security you're allegedly guaranteed a free ride. Now they have to peddle UBI because the whole ponzi scheme is coming apart and they need more losers to prop it up.
Isaac Davis
You're correct, but claiming that the american taxpayer has to pay $2831 to offset tax havens and loopholes is a blatant lie. Also, don't forget that the main reason corporate subsidies exist is because leftists love to complain about muh jobs.
This chart is bogus because it's hiding corporate welfare. Our nation’s wealthiest corporations avoid paying their fair share of taxes. These companies stash hundreds of billions of dollars in overseas tax havens while receiving hundreds of billions in government subsidies, tax breaks and from exploiting tax loopholes.
Christian Morris
>60% of the budget goes to the "poor" (i.e. LAZY PARASITES). 37 year old boomer here. If you had a job you'd know how this Social Security thing actually works.
I've been paying for Social Security and Medicare directly from my paycheck for 20 years. You are mislabeling retirees as "lazy" When I retire and collect it, I will be getting my investment back. There's nothing parasitic about this.
Austin Bailey
Kill the Poor
Blake Scott
Cut spending. Nobody ever wants to talk about it.
Colton Nguyen
bump
Jaxon Foster
Your investment hardly appreciates. The rate of growth is like 2% annually with inflation. Social Security is not parasitism on the part of individuals, but parasitism on the part of the government, which ensnares innocents into some sort of slavery-themed ponzi scheme for no crime whatsoever, ultimately to render them more dependent on itself.
Eli Rivera
>he doesnt know social security will reach unfunded status in 2030... homie, we ain't seeing a dime of social security
Carter Diaz
But this is a lie. Welfare in the U.S. is $1,000,000,000,000 a year. Yes, One Trillion dollars a year.
James Allen
BUT THOSE BANKS ARE TOO BIG TO FAIL! WE CAN'T LET THEM COLLAPSE!
Easton Gomez
> parasitism on the part of the government, which ensnares innocents into some sort of slavery-themed ponzi scheme for no crime whatsoever Wow, you get the prize for best conspiracy theory today!
Jayden Roberts
>Yes, One Trillion dollars a year. You should say $100 trillion. It won't be any less false, but it will seem a lot more dramatic.
Jason Wood
>social security will reach unfunded status in 2030 Wall Street has been lobbying for decades to deceptively release this pot of money into their mob casino.
Social security is a game that functions on the assumption that half of the participants will not live to collect it. As the lifespan increases social security becomes ineffective at providing a return competitive with market rates.
Jaxon Brown
Who cares about that. You can employ all the illegals you want, but the rest of them have to have their wages garnished to fund the scam.
lol goyims
Charles Nguyen
I want to pay none of it. End corporate taxes. End income taxes. End welfare.
Pay your own way. Work or die hungry.
Alexander Howard
farm subsidies is in place because it's part of our national security, if something happened to the food supply every city in this country would be chimping out and killing all the white liberals for their stuff
Christian Jenkins
subsidized industry helps the economy grow, also the average tax payers money going to leaches and niggers does nothing. also the second ones are non sense if a rich person doesn't pay their taxes the gov doesn't just swoop and take all your money and once again those tax dollars just go to programs and hand outs for the must pathetic members of society and invaders
Nathaniel Bennett
Seething
Bentley Lee
I find this very hard to believe. The majority of American debt comes from welfare programs. Not military spending, not "offsetting corporate tax loopholes" that's insane. That's like saying "well Amazon paid no taxes, so that Trillion dollars will come from families."
I don't believe this jpg for a second.
Jeremiah Hernandez
Farm subsidies are basicy food aid to Africa and Asia. If we end them, we will kill a third of their populations.
I'm on board
Gavin Murphy
You do realize that your "corporate welfare" includes paying big oil for things like strategic reserves, farm subsidies and programs to help the poor with heating oil? Also how much of my money goes to people with a negative effective tax rate?
Adam Garcia
some are worse than that some farmers get money to not grow crops
Jaxson Long
tru but money was bullshit since someone found gold and its a popul control scheme and disgenics program so dont expect this to change minds until you address those points too
Aaron Allen
Honestly, I shouldn't have to help corporations OR the poor. Fuck 'em all, nobody helps me, so every motherfucker for themselves now.