***Official Political Discussion Thread***
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by rico x hood,
- Start date
- 64,966
- 196,177
Read the article, America should reciprocate, help other countries catch their tax dodgers, but it shouldn't stop going after tax evaders.
So my position has not budged. It don't care that Bahamian banks can no longer benefit from tax evaders like they once did.
I like the last paragraph though:
Every country coming together and hammering down on tax evaders, and banks that were complicit in this activity kicking rocks, sounds like a win-win for everyone.
-I was going to response to you before, but I figured it was best to drop it.
When you're passing of videos of a former PM that was taking drug money from the Medellin Cartel to allow drugs to pass through his country, and you try to pass that off as the United States bullying a smaller nation, I know you can't be reasoned with. ***Did you expect me not to look him up or something?****
That former PM was corrupt, Bahamian banks taking foreign tax evaders money are corrupt. I'm not shedding a tear for either, Period.
So it is best we end it right here.
Last edited:
- 151,164
- 202,581
My issue is how america is going about it.. Sure deal with American tax evaders
However they have no right to dictate what other jurisdictions should and shouldn't be doing.. It questions the basic sovereignty of other nations
However they have no right to dictate what other jurisdictions should and shouldn't be doing.. It questions the basic sovereignty of other nations
- 3,995
- 4,930
It isn't questioning a nation's sovereignty if their government "decides" to do what America asks.
Last edited:
- 151,164
- 202,581
Go research how exactly FACTA works..
If any other nation took the tactic that the USA has with them, I guarantee you it would be another war the US would be involved in
Last edited:
- 64,966
- 196,177
No there would not, stop exaggerating 
Last edited:
- 151,164
- 202,581
No there won't, stop exaggerating
Because history tells us differently, right..
- 10,322
- 2,557
Man, I know what you're saying. I'm just heated and really hate her.
Do you really think she stands a chance against any GOP candidate? You and I both know that she (as horrible as she is) is better than a GOP candidate, but I don't think America does. I really don't think she stands a chance, and the polls say the same thing.
What if the emails stick? Even if they don't, the GOP will attack her so much over it.
cl-1b
Banned
- 1,165
- 126
emails, benghazi.... those two issues alone are enough fuel for the fire
- 151,164
- 202,581
She'll need to bring in Bernie's supporters and get Obama behind her.. I expect bill and co to be way smarter then gore was in 2000 when he tried to distance himself from the popular figure
- 16,543
- 7,757
- 64,966
- 196,177
Brah sorry for snapping.
We all no I don't hate Clinton like most in here, and I want Bernie too, but if Hillary gets the nod liberals have to make sure she wins.
Go all in, maybe it does blow during the election but their is too much at stake for too many folk to not be focused on holding onto the White House and making gains everywhere.
If the Dems take back the Senate, maintain the Presidency, that guarantees a liberal SCOTUS for the nest couple generations. Maybe you call that is progress, maybe you don't. I barely would
But at least it is not thing getting worst. And all we have to do is look at how the GOP did running the show from 2000-2006 to see how bad they can get. Plus that was before the Tea Party turned up the loony to new levels.
cl-1b
Banned
- 1,165
- 126
yeah right
- 64,966
- 196,177
No there won't, stop exaggerating
Because history tells us differently, right..
You're pulling this stuff out the air
- 6,971
- 17,042
This is not exactly news, everyone is partially libertarian. Everyone wants their own personal lives and economic activities to not be taxed or regulated. The problem is that everyone else needs to have their lives monitored, surveilled, censored, regulated and heavily taxed. Even Libertarians are not universally libertarian. They want their legal drugs and low taxes on their trust funds but if you were to be a squatter on one of Mitt Romney's vacant homes, a Libertarian would want agents from Big Government to kidnap you and restrict your liberty for a very long time.
- 29,630
- 1,863
http://www.inquisitr.com/2816009/nevada-precinct-captain-dont-vote-for-socialist-jew-bernie-sanders/
clinton supporters must be feeling the bern. Didn't even go for the code words. Jumped right in lol.
clinton supporters must be feeling the bern. Didn't even go for the code words. Jumped right in lol.
Last edited:
- 17,697
- 2,714
No one is truly anything when it comes to political parties, issue lies in the whole black and white of the political world where you're either this or that
- 151,164
- 202,581
I agree with what chris rock says:
- 48,653
- 28,915
Last edited:
- 29,630
- 1,863
Ok?
- 6,168
- 1,343
I'm baffled at the minority turnout Hillary has. Bernie was getting arrested over Civil Rights, while Hillary was volunteering for Goldwater.
The Clinton's have been campaigning in the black community for the past 20 years. Bernie shows up 2 weeks before the primary and expects everyone to vote for him. He is doing pretty well considering that he has just shown up.
Last edited:
- 18,903
- 1,184
baffles me as well. Wish Bernie didn't vote (for what he spoke out about) in the crime bill.
He made a brief mention in the last town hall of his civil rights 'activities' but he is (IMO) overestimating America's ability to truly do there homework.
- 9,996
- 11,451
I think he doesn't want to put too much emphasis on his Civil Rights activities because it may come off as pandering.
Similar threads
