Kevbeau

Well done sir Holy S*** that woman looks like evil incarnate

No question need be asked.

Linux is the bomb?

I thought this was common knowledge? Her brother too.

Ok...why not just wear a sign that says "I'm a Douche-bag"

Looks photoshopped [shrugs]

Now you did it. He’s on his way.

Agreed. There was a much better time to raise this if the single intent was to actually build a wall.

Huffpo and Buzzfeed...I know they share a founding background but to my knowledge they’re independent from each other, at least from a business standpoint (DR?)

I’m sure they’ll be processing payments however. Door definitely doesn’t go both ways with the IRS.

Working big to small. They should have things back on track by 3019

Glad I’m not the only one confused by this

Unfortunately was just a matter of time. Hopefully he’ll be OK

Equal Opportunity Employer! i feel bad for the guy who said it. Obviously in no way did he have any racial connotation in mind...but is now probably worried that some exec has him marked.

El Chapo’s already working on a solution

Horrible movie, but had some redeeming moments

“You know, I have met some dumb blondes in my life, but you take the taco, pal! Only a *Carpathian* would come back to life now and choose New York! Tasty pick, bonehead! If you had brain one in that huge melon on top of your neck, you would be living the sweet life out in Southern California's beautiful San Fernando Valley!”

Maybe...but the demo shift is going to happen with or without a wall. Even if they were afraid of change and the wall was entirely about the voting balance , the GOP needs to convince “Brown America” that they have the better vision. Therefore my belief that the wall isn’t about controlling the voting populous.

Not where to put this. Had to present at a sales strategy session early this morning...about 100 people. Apparently someone used the term “Black Swan” in yesterdays session to refer to an event considered an anomaly in our business. We were warned not to use the term (not that I was planning to) as some had complained it was racially insensitive.

You do know ex-pats are subject to federal income taxes, right? This goes back to my point on the risk dynamic. If it’s a reasonable tax, people are more likely to pay it. If it becomes unreasonable, then one will start to weigh the cost/benefit of creative accounting or outright not paying it. edit: I don’t personally know what he does with his taxes but the feds have never contacted us so I will assume he’s on the up and up with them

To visit family yes. So he uses transportation infrastructure, but so do others of millions of visitors. And isnt a big part of the “wall” arguement to prevent people from “gaming the system” and taking advantage of our services and infrastructure?

How is that gaming the system. Are you advocating forced labor and limitations on where you can live? Think about that before you answer.

Are we debating wealth or income? To a point a I agree, but people can do the math on where the ideal “bust my ass” line is. Also consider the workforce migration we have seen since those top tax rates were in affect. This board is a perfect example of that. Not everyone has the luxury of choosing where they live, but an increasing number of high paying jobs are becoming mobile. Hell, my best developer has been living in Costa Rica for the past two years.

We already have a progressive tax system

But, but 70%....sorry folks, the rich have better a accountants than the gov’t. A ridiculously high tax rate changes the entire risk dynamic (not to mention incentive.)