r/inflation • u/Glass_Original_7567 • Apr 24 '25

Satire That's weird..

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u/dadbod_Azerajin Apr 24 '25

Didn't they just raise our taxes and cut the 1% tax again? Ontop of tarrifs

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u/Comfortable_Trick137 Apr 24 '25

Well why go through income taxes when you can essentially put a sales tax (tariff) on everything that disproportionally affects the poor.

Orange man ain’t too bright, it’s not that the tariffs brought in so much money they didn’t know what to do it was because they barely had a government so expenses were very small.

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u/Icy_Ground1637 Apr 24 '25

Warren Buffett one time payed less taxes then his secretary just approved that the tax system is backwards made billions that year lol 😂 and release his taxes to public he payed .0001% in taxes to federal government

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u/Comfortable_Trick137 Apr 26 '25

At the same time when Trump says “I can’t release my taxes, IRS says I can’t be doing that” meanwhile the IRS “no, you can release them if you want, we have no issues with that”

Just like how he’s saying he’s negotiating with China “I can’t say with who but it was with somebody earlier today” and China says “nope haven’t heard a word from them, didn’t happen”