DOKEZO Responded Zanzibar iungwe na Bara kwa Daraja - Wazo Jipya

Hili ni dokezo maalum toka kwa mwananchi mtumiaji wa JF mwenye nia ya kuusaidia umma kuwa na taarifa 'maalum'

Hizi sasa ni kelele tu!

I might as well watch my Hawks kick Miami's azz.
 
...Hatuna uthubutu wa kuwekea watoto zetu madawati darasani, tutaweza "the bridge to nowhere"?

DSL,

Hii ya madawati si kuthubutu. Hii ni choice. Ni sawa na mtu anayehamua kujisaidia vichakani wakati anaouwezo wa kujenga choo angalau cha shimo.
 
Thibitisha.
Kwenye gas kuna hela ya serikali, prescription drugs kuna hela ya serikali, health insurance kuna hela ya serikali, mazao kadhaa ya vyakula kuna hela ya serikali, pamba, hata ukitumia q-tips kuna hela ya serikali...
kama una mtoto anasoma public school kuna hela ya serikali.... parks, public transport etc..
Government subsidy is a form of entitlement.
 

The most ridiculous item of the day!

Na hiyo hela ya serikali inatoka wapi?
 
The most ridiculous item of the day!

Na hiyo hela ya serikali inatoka wapi?
Kodi.
Kwani hela ya foodstamps inatoka wapi? Au ya welfare?
Kwani watu walio kwenye welfare hawalipi kodi?
 
Najua watu kibao waliopo kwenye welfare ambao hawalipi kodi, ndiyo!
Almost impossible,road tolls, city taxes hata ukinunua fegi,property taxes,sales taxes ukinunua bidhaa mbalimbali... the list goes on.
Income tax is just one of so many taxes and almost everyone somehow pay taxes.
Na kila mmoja yupo "entitled" kupata huduma mbalimbali depending on their income.
 

Tuanze na definition ya entitlement:

2 [count] US : a type of financial help provided by the government for members of a particular group
▪ entitlements such as medical aid for the elderly and poor. Source:Merriam-Webster's Learner's Dictionary
I get up every morning, Monday through Friday to go to work. For each paycheck, four different kinds of taxes are withheld; Federal Income Tax, Social Security Tax, Medicare Tax, and State Income Tax.

I am a legal taxpayer. If I contribute to the government's coffers then I expect to get something in return i.e. better social services, etc.

I don't get any financial help from anyone. I don't have section 8 housing. I pay for my mortgage. I don't get Supplemental Security Income. I buy and pay for everything that I have. I have never been on Medicaid. I have my own health insurance plan that I pay for.

I don't get any help from the government. But yet I pay taxes. As a taxpayer, I don't just pay them for naught. I expect something in the form of better social services from the government, be it local, state, or federal.

As a hardworking taxpayer, you can not make a case that I receive government entitlements. On the other hand, there are people who don't work but get all kinds of help from the government. What would you call them? All they do is keep on having children and get Section 8, food stamps (EBT), Medicaid, and so on and so forth.

Some people milk the system by faking disability so they can receive SSI. You can't compare them to me, a hardworking taxpayer.

Come again coz your argument is so weak.:yawn:
 
Well... your point is too general and misleading.
That health insurance, be it united Healthcare, Delta etc is subsidized by the government to keep it low. Bush did it and so did Obama.
Social security and medicare that is your own money for your own good in the future.It's more like a savings plan.
State INCOME tax that you pay may be way less than sales tax that some unemployed people pay.
You do receive entitlements in terms of government subsidies. I do too and I work and pay my taxes but paying taxes doesn't necessarily means that you paid for everything that you get from the government be it state or federal.
There are so many progrms that were meant to help Americans make their lives easier, government subsidies is one of them and wether you like it or not you receive entitlements in the form of subsidies.

n., pl., -dies.
  1. Monetary assistance granted by a government to a person or group in support of an enterprise regarded as being in the public interest.
  2. Financial assistance given by one person or government to another.
  3. Money formerly granted to the British Crown by Parliament


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Payment or other favorable economic stimulus (such as remission of taxation) given by government to certain individuals or groups of economic entities, usually to encourage their continued existence, growth, development, and profitability. In the United States, subsidies are given to the agricultural industry, the very poor, and many other groups.


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Najua watu kibao waliopo kwenye welfare ambao hawalipi kodi, ndiyo!

That's why I have decided to become a fiscal conservative. Once you start receiving welfare, it becomes difficult to get out. Similarly, once the country starts receiving foreign aid, it won't quit.
 
That's why I have decided to become a fiscal conservative. Once you start receiving welfare, it becomes difficult to get out. Similarly, once the country starts receiving foreign aid, it won't quit.
Uelewaji wenu kwenye haya mambo si mkubwa sana. Ila mna makelele mno!!!, like you know a lot, but the more you talk the more I figure y'all out.
 
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