/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9088496
Not him but I'm moving to Japan once I finish my Master's in Teaching. Fuck America, enjoy your 70.7% overweight/obesity rate, RIDICULOUS taxes, and a 45% chance of developing cancer in your lifetime.

Oh, and I STILL have to pay American income tax despite living in another country, so I plan on revoking my citizenship as well.
>Land of the free
I'm out

>>8917697
$55k
$9k
$15k
IT WON'T STOP HURTING

>>7810738
I live in Japan but have US Citizenship. And guess what? I STILL HAVE TO PAY AMERICAN TAXES, DESPITE NEVER STEPPING FOOT IN AMERICA SINCE 2015!!!!!!

I was going to revoke my US Citizenship sometime later this month, is there really any reason not too? I'm tired of paying US taxes when I don't even live in burgerland anymore.

>>5493205
It's not 1-5 dollars, it's 40-68. I want to buy some shrooms off the darknet but can't because the buyer refuses

>12-20 holy shit. getting back $110 out of $178 order??? fucking $$68 in fees on ONE order??
i am pulling most listings til after christmas...this is crazy. ill repost everything on Dec
27-28th.
>12-15 hey everyone, im really trying to figure out ways of bundling items to avoid withdrawal fees on each item. there is a $25 add on item on ever listing in the shipping options, for either 1 jar of mushrooms honey, 1 gram of Malani-style charas, or 1.2grams of bubblehash

>>5493275
damn right it's absurd

THIS WAS NOT SATOSHI'S VISION, I JUST WANT MY SHROOMS

Fucking Chinese miners spamming the mempool. It's a deliberate act in order to push their shitcoin. They're spamming microtransactions (0.0000001 btc with 0.00000001 btc miners fee) which will never get processed, but it still fills up the queue so when a real human bean needs to do a transaction, they're looking at an insane fee due to the artificial bottleneck.

What are we going to do about this?

>>3545097
WE ALL DO

Why is it CRASHING???

>>3077587
I'm really sorry man. Taxes weren't always this prominent, before 1913 income taxes didn't even fucking exist.

When Benjamin Franklin and the rest of our founding fathers believed in taxes, they didn't believe in taxing normal, everyday people like this. It pisses me off to no end when people defend taxes because "nothing is certain but death and taxes". Founding fathers would ROLL IN THEIR GRAVES if they saw the everyday man being taxed by more than 30% of his income. It's fucking ridiculous.

Woodrow Wilson himself admitted letting the 16th Amendment pass was a mistake, not to mention in 1913 less than 1 percent of the population paid income taxes at the rate of only 1 percent of net income.

THAT'S WHAT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE. 1 PERCENT AND 1 PERCENT OF THAT 1 PERCENT'S INCOME. NOW IT'S FUCKING 30% ON THE MIDDLE CLASS WHAT THE FUCK!!?!?!?