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Playmaker
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Richmond
Posts: 3,261
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Re: North Carolina passes same-sex marriage ban
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a) If youre subject to entitlements dont get married. That is unless your spouse to be makes a lot of money relative to your income. Getting married in this situtation can cut your rate down significantly. Perhaps progressively in "half", but "progressively in half" isnt real in half b) less population also means less revenue A and B are arguable but i completely disagree with your last sentence. Entitlement reform needs to change because it discourages marriage. 47% of us pay no income tax. 20 some percent pay a negative income tax (get money for showing up). 10-20% pay a negative income so high they effectively pay no payroll tax. If all these people were married they would loose out on a lot of loot. Social security benefits straight up hook married people up. You never worked a day in your life, but your husband made tons and is subject to the full benefit amount? Cool, you get half of his straight up.
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