Message from @Charl
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Outliers are unfortunate
government is intended to enforce rule of law... if you make the government do these things, they enforce it as the rule of law. Exceptions are what you described, shitty circumstances of which the individual is not responsible for, and can not do anything about it themselves,. Idea is to encourage them though to get out of those circumstances, with incentives and moral support as well as equipping them with the knowledge so that all they need to do is literally put in the fucking effort and they will succeed if they keep true to the knowledge they are provided with.
Hence why I brought up vocational programs. Once you've got those skills you're a marketable asset. You are an asset and you use this to your advantage in a free market
Thing about that is access to reliable transportation which many do not have. How do we remedy that? How do we get those outliers uplifted and on the road to independence and gainful employment? What sort of programs? Or do we rely solely on charity? Or? I'm asking for examples, solutions, etc for those in those circumstances. @Cal
I am off and calling it a night, cheers
Nini! @Sheamus Gonna feed dogs brb
My idea is that we give to the state so the state can give back to us.
I'm talking about trades. The government can set aside tax from the coffers each year to subsidize a state run trade program to teach things like, electrical work, plumbing, welding etc. The type of jobs a country like ours needs.
Public transportation does require a huge reform though. It's too bloated and unwieldy, too many spaces for money to be lost
Personal tax - no, I would be willing to pay VAT on everything at a higher rate, that way everyone pays tax, the Government can put a higher tax on luxury goods such as cars over R1m etc. It would also be easier for government to control as they only need to police the businesses.
Public transportation is 100% non existent where I live, so the people who didn't have a way to the training would be fucked anyway. Simply wouldn't be able to get there. But, I do agree that vocational training is great!! Not enough accessible training here unfortunately though, so they go under-utilized. @Cal
VAT? @JJ
@ZombieQueen Value Added Tax
Thank you. @JJ
Sorry I was commenting on a post about 50 comments back 😂
No problem! I understood the context. I'm just eating, so I will give a better reply momentarily. ^.^
Bed time for me, enjoy your meal
Thank you! Nini sleep well.
the US was working well without personal tax before the war
so i would agree some taxation is needed, but the amount of tax and the waste in goverment is not the right mix. problem is, we cannot put the mandjie back in the cage. what's done is done
a solution would be for us to go out in the communities and be more active. less playstation and keyboard wars .... if we are closer to the politicians, then we could keep them more accountable. it is a necessary evil, but by being more pro-active we can minimise the detah spiral .... in my humble opinion
Income tax isn't the only thing that the war won. It also won the globalists the right to control the movement of people across country borders.
rooikat
wtf i just noticed i know the person who wrote that article
she's a american living here
age aprox 30
Wot😐
Serious?
Malema’s alleged encouragement of farm murders must be investigated – AfriForum
Marelie Greeff | 30 August 2018
Organisation says gang leader claimed that EFF leader said he will arrange a team and will provide everything necessary to commit crime
Yeah I've heard the recording as well.. Problem is that Malema is clearly being protected.
heres the author https://www.facebook.com/eve.fairbanks?ref=br_rs
you can find a discussion about that article first thing on her page
in her article she says "but there’s absolutely no evidence that this crime is racially motivated"
please prove her wrong by referring to evidence here is one example https://youtu.be/JU4m8hkf-O0?t=1472 " timestamp"