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These people are just grandstanding. There is nothing preventing them from accidentally overpaying taxes to the tune of millions or even billions. Or they coul
by Bubble_Pop_22 4y ago
These people are just grandstanding. There is nothing preventing them from accidentally overpaying taxes to the tune of millions or even billions.
Or they could just send money to the Treasury to help pay the national debt which is an even more elegant solution.
The bank account and instructions are visible for all at TreasuryDirect.com
- mandmandam 4y agoWhat a lazy take. At best. Why comment if you're not even going to read the article? Why attack someone, accusing them of "grandstanding", while completely ignoring her clearly stated point? There are millions of easier ways to get attention with millions of dollars. And talking as if one millionaire is going to clear the national debt! Come on bro. This is a hugely important issue, regardless of your opinion. If you can't take the time to understand it, at least don't attack the people trying to make things better for everyone else.
- Bubble_Pop_22 4y ago> And talking as if one millionaire is going to clear the national debt! Come on bro. Who said clearing? I said that if any millionaire or billionaire claims that they are not taxed enough, nobody is stopping them from paying what they think they should pay. The IRS won't complain, and so won't the Treasury if they decide to donate money to pay a small % of the National Debt