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Originally posted by Klash
They aren't comparable as far as war goes but I think looking at how much each war cost and the tax of the citizens during each war helps shed some insight on how cheap the "liberation" of Iraq was and on how taxes are! - here is some information sorry for the erratic order.

...https://members.aol.com/kmkauffman/EconRead.htm .........WWII

https://www.cepr.net/Social_Security/...rorism_and.htm ..........Iraq


Summary for you guys that don't want to check out the rescources.

Currently....
When all taxes on labor income are combined, the average American family faces a 44 percent marginal tax rate.
This implies that, on the average, families get to keep only 56 cents out of each additional dollar they earn.

Tax cuts following the war(WWII) reduced the Federal tax burden as a share of GDP from its wartime high of 20.9 percent in 1944 to 14.4 percent in 1950 .... 29.6 in 2000

https://www.oecd.org/pdf/M00035000/M00035065.pdf ......tax info

https://www.ustreas.gov/education/fac...xes/ustax.html ......tax info

Hope this helps Scorpion.......now I got to get back to work

These are TOTALs.. no income breakdown, no "who" is paying these taxes............. TAXES ARE PAID by the middle class NOT BY THE RICH......... NOT BY THE RICH

TweetAh shut up

and look at the Canadian PM!!!!

damn in Europe its fucking Phd,

here we have kindengarden dropouts!