Trump's Tax Returns Show His Tremendous Personal Success

[Into the Night]

One would have to ask first, why Hunter Biden’s taxes?

Why not? Let's see YOUR taxes! Publish them!

What? You have something to hide?

Should we demand to see all the Trump kids taxes?

You have no business seeing anyone's taxes.

As for your point, your “tremendous personal success” came at the costs of others,

No, it didn't.

someone had to make up the difference,

No, they don't.

and most people don’t have the resources to hire an army of accountants and attorneys,

So? Your envy is pretty obvious.

not to mention that all those debts eventually come due

They get paid, unlike those of the federal government!

Trump milked the system for his own advantage,

Real estate development is not 'milking the system'.

skirted the same civic responsibilities the rest of us meet,

Real estate development is not skirting any civic responsibilities.

and as far as the “but, but, but, he didn’t break any rules,”

Void argument fallacy.

Martin Shkreli didn’t break any laws when he raided the cost of needed cancer drugs five thousand percent either, you want to tell us he should also be admired for his “success?”

Trump is not Martin.

 

[archives]

Why not? Let's see YOUR taxes! Publish them!

What? You have something to hide?

You have no business seeing anyone's taxes.

No, it didn't.

No, they don't.

So? Your envy is pretty obvious.

They get paid, unlike those of the federal government!

Real estate development is not 'milking the system'.

Real estate development is not skirting any civic responsibilities.

Void argument fallacy.

Trump is not Martin.

I am not President, nor running for President, neither is Hunter, duh

If that person is one ultimately responsible for tax policy in the country I do think the citizenry need to see if he meets his civic responsibility

Wrong

Wrong again

And your extended continuous run on phrases are also all wrong

And Trump isn't Martin, one thing you got right, but their behavior share a lot in common, especially as it applies to how they view honesty, ethics, and responsibility

Want to try again?

 

[Nordberg]

Based on your fiction.

My fiction? You should have looked up the court cases if you had doubts. Merely saying fiction shows how much work you do in responses...zero. We could have discussed sources and worked something out. But you do not operate that way. Just drive by denials and insults. How sad you are.

 

[Into the Night]

I am not President, nor running for President, neither is Hunter, duh

What has that got to do with anything? Non-sequitur fallacy.

If that person is one ultimately responsible for tax policy in the country I do think the citizenry need to see if he meets his civic responsibility

He is not responsible for tax policy. Congress is.

Wrong
Wrong again
And your extended continuous run on phrases are also all wrong
And Trump isn't Martin, one thing you got right, but their behavior share a lot in common, especially as it applies to how they view honesty, ethics, and responsibility
Want to try again?

Trump is not Martin. Stop conflating the two.
Argument of the Stone fallacies.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I am not speaking for everyone, twit.

Dear Idiot Schizo, how many were you speaking for and by what right do you speak for them?

I am not speaking for everyone, twit.

Awesome, Sybil. You never fail to disappoint. LOL

 

[Into the Night]

My fiction? You should have looked up the court cases if you had doubts. Merely saying fiction shows how much work you do in responses...zero. We could have discussed sources and worked something out. But you do not operate that way. Just drive by denials and insults. How sad you are.

Fiction.

 

[archives]

What has that got to do with anything? Non-sequitur fallacy.

He is not responsible for tax policy. Congress is.

Trump is not Martin. Stop conflating the two.
Argument of the Stone fallacies.

Validates your errors

Congress passes tax policy, but Congress can not execute tax policy without the President’s approval, his approval, that is why it is called the Executive Branch, duh

Already said he wasn’t, pay attention, but they display similar traits, manipulating and exploiting law

Second swing and miss, want to go for the strikeout?

 

[Nordberg]

Fiction.

Yes, you are doing fiction with stubborn right-wing ignorance.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I am not President, nor running for President, neither is Hunter, duh

If that person is one ultimately responsible for tax policy in the country I do think the citizenry need to see if he meets his civic responsibility

Wrong

Wrong again

And your extended continuous run on phrases are also all wrong

And Trump isn't Martin, one thing you got right, but their behavior share a lot in common, especially as it applies to how they view honesty, ethics, and responsibility

Want to try again?

As long as the rules are equally applied, I'm good with it.

We, the People should be holding all of our elected leaders to a much higher standard than we've been doing since the Cold War ended.

 

[Into the Night]

Validates your errors

Your errors. I don't need to 'validate' them. They are YOUR problem.

Congress passes tax policy, but Congress can not execute tax policy without the President’s approval, his approval, that is why it is called the Executive Branch, duh

Go read the Constitution. The President does NOT need to approve it in certain cases. The President can't change the bill presented to him by Congress.

Already said he wasn’t, pay attention, but they display similar traits, manipulating and exploiting law

So you prefer he break the law?????!?

Second swing and miss, want to go for the strikeout?

Assumption of victory fallacy.

 

[Into the Night]

Yes, you are doing fiction with stubborn right-wing ignorance.

LIF. Grow up.

 

[Into the Night]

As long as the rules are equally applied, I'm good with it.

We, the People should be holding all of our elected leaders to a much higher standard than we've been doing since the Cold War ended.

Okay. Let's see your taxes, dope. Publish them.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Okay. Let's see your taxes, dope. Publish them.

Why? Do you think I'm running for office, Sybil.

Now post that question again so I can reuse my "Polly wanna cracker" meme. LOL

 

[Nordberg]

LIF. Grow up.

Me. I keep trying to educate you but the right wing wall of lies you built makes you impossible to help. I act as an adult. You drive by insult, just like you did here.

 

[Into the Night]

Why? Do you think I'm running for office, Sybil.

Now post that question again so I can reuse my "Polly wanna cracker" meme. LOL

So again, you discard the Constitution. This time the 4th and 14th amendments.

 

[Into the Night]

Me. I keep trying to educate you but the right wing wall of lies you built makes you impossible to help. I act as an adult. You drive by insult, just like you did here.

You can't educate anyone. You're illiterate.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

So again, you discard the Constitution. This time the 4th and 14th amendments.

Your irrationality is always present, Sybil. You leap to wild conclusions based upon assumptions, not facts. I'm curious if it's you doing this or the voices. Which is it, Sybil? Do you blame yourself for making mistakes? The voices? Someone else?

I expect you will run from the questions as you often do, but I continue to hold out hope in catching you in a rational moment.

 

[Nordberg]

You can't educate anyone. You're illiterate.

Oh, I am illiterate. Well how can I respond to such a brilliant repartee?

 

[Into the Night]

Your irrationality is always present, Sybil. You leap to wild conclusions based upon assumptions, not facts. I'm curious if it's you doing this or the voices. Which is it, Sybil? Do you blame yourself for making mistakes? The voices? Someone else?

I expect you will run from the questions as you often do, but I continue to hold out hope in catching you in a rational moment.

Random phrases. No apparent coherency. You're getting worse, Dutch.

 

[Into the Night]

Oh, I am illiterate. Well how can I respond to such a brilliant repartee?

Not that way!