victor809
9 years ago
http://www.king5.com/mb/news/politics/trump-tweets-about-amazon-and-internet-taxes 

God he's so dumb....
What does he mean by internet taxes? And why would the Washington post pay them?

Next thing you know he's going to tweet about getting HepC from people peeing on the street.
tailgater
9 years ago
Didn't open the article, but it seems obvious to anyone who isn't wholly consumed by media-induced hatred towards everything Trump that "internet taxes" would mean taxes levied on sales of goods or services sold through the internet.

If you need any more assistance just let us know.




victor809
9 years ago
.... Tail. There are no business responsible "internet taxes" on sale of goods through the internet.

Sales taxes are state mandated. Internet crosses state boundaries.

You are responsible for paying your sales taxes on goods you buy outside the state and bring into the state.

So again. WTF sort of moron would tweet that a newspaper isn't paying their internet taxes?
victor809
9 years ago
Clarification. If the internet seller has a physical presence in the state it's delivered to, they have a responsibility.

This becomes much less clear when we are talking subscriptions as there is no physical delivery.
tailgater
9 years ago

.... Tail. There are no business responsible "internet taxes" on sale of goods through the internet.

Sales taxes are state mandated. Internet crosses state boundaries.

You are responsible for paying your sales taxes on goods you buy outside the state and bring into the state.

So again. WTF sort of moron would tweet that a newspaper isn't paying their internet taxes?

victor809 wrote:



The tweet:
The #AmazonWashingtonPost, sometimes referred to as the guardian of Amazon not paying internet taxes (which they should) is FAKE NEWS!

Trump is at war with the Post (owned by Amazon).
Trump thinks there should be a tax on goods/services provided through the internet.

He said they currently don't pay them (which is a true statement).
He said they should (which a reasonable person would understand that he feels there should be a tax).


I don't agree with an internet tax.
But my opinion has nothing to do with being befuddled by the term.
Your mileage may vary.

tailgater
9 years ago

Clarification. If the internet seller has a physical presence in the state it's delivered to, they have a responsibility.

This becomes much less clear when we are talking subscriptions as there is no physical delivery.

victor809 wrote:



Massachusetts is looking to eliminate that definition by making ALL internet sales subject to sales tax.

victor809
9 years ago
And newspapers and periodical subscriptions are frequently exempt from state sales taxes ...

So how would "internet taxes" (god he's dumb) even apply?
DrafterX
9 years ago
He's so dumb.... yet somehow managed to make billions and land a beautiful wife and the Presidency of the United States... what a moron... 😟
victor809
9 years ago
Tail. Amazon (the retailer) does charge sales tax. In all states which have them. Go look. Try buying something on Amazon. Go to checkout... there's a tax line. I just tested it.

The tweet by the idiot in chief is directed at the Washington post. The Washington post sells newspaper subscriptions. Not goods and services.

And your excuse that he "is at war with the post"?? That's somehow acceptable? Do I have to remind you that he is the president of the United States and is supposed to act like it? Jesus f $cking christ... if obama had tweeted crap about brietbart and liberals had excused it as "he's at war with breitbart" your head would have f#cking exploded.
delta1
9 years ago
Be careful victor...I heard God was checking His grammar book, just to be sure you weren't referring to Him...
tailgater
9 years ago

And newspapers and periodical subscriptions are frequently exempt from state sales taxes ...

So how would "internet taxes" (god he's dumb) even apply?

victor809 wrote:



You serious?

The Washington Post is owned by the Amazon dude.
The tweet says "the Guardian of Amazon" should pay internet taxes.

Last time I looked, Amazon sold a bit more than newspapers and periodicals.
But I could be mistaken...
victor809
9 years ago
Amazon is not "the guardian of amazon". If he wanted to refer to Amazon's taxes he would have f#cking said "Amazon isn't paying taxes" (which they are, so even that would be a f $cking lie).
If he's talking about "the guardian of amazon" he's referring to a different entity than amazon... hey that's the Washington post... also mentioned... and who you even identifies as who he has a feud with....

And they are a newspaper and therefore frequently exempt from sales tax!

Jesus Christ tail.
tailgater
9 years ago

Amazon is not "the guardian of amazon". If he wanted to refer to Amazon's taxes he would have f#cking said "Amazon isn't paying taxes" (which they are, so even that would be a f $cking lie).
If he's talking about "the guardian of amazon" he's referring to a different entity than amazon... hey that's the Washington post... also mentioned... and who you even identifies as who he has a feud with....

And they are a newspaper and therefore frequently exempt from sales tax!

Jesus Christ tail.

victor809 wrote:



The Post is owned by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

His feud is with the Post, and therefore with Bezos and by extension with Amazon.

I honestly thought you were kidding when didn't understand.

This TDS* has put your reasoning skills to rest.









*trump derangement syndrome
DrafterX
9 years ago
Did he get that from stepping in pee..?? 😕
Speyside
9 years ago
Amazon collects sales tax in every state that has a sales tax.
victor809
9 years ago
Again. Then if he's talking about Amazon he's flat out lying.

Choose it.

Either way he's a moron as "internet tax" isn't a thing.
Either way he's a moron because he can't write a complete sentence that doesn't require interpretation.
If he's referring to Amazon, the president of the United States is lying about a company because he has a widdle feud with their ownership.
If he's referring to Washington post, the president of the United States is singling out a newspaper and claiming it needs to pay nonexistent taxes... because he has a feud with them.

Either way we have a moron for a president who dangerously overstepping the bounds of our democracy.

But his sentence clearly states "referred to as the guardian of amazon". Sentence structure indicates that the subject of his moronic sentence would not be Amazon itself but the "guardian of amazon".

Jesus Christ tail.
tailgater
9 years ago

Again. Then if he's talking about Amazon he's flat out lying.

Choose it.

Either way he's a moron as "internet tax" isn't a thing.
Either way he's a moron because he can't write a complete sentence that doesn't require interpretation.
If he's referring to Amazon, the president of the United States is lying about a company because he has a widdle feud with their ownership.
If he's referring to Washington post, the president of the United States is singling out a newspaper and claiming it needs to pay nonexistent taxes... because he has a feud with them.

Either way we have a moron for a president who dangerously overstepping the bounds of our democracy.

But his sentence clearly states "referred to as the guardian of amazon". Sentence structure indicates that the subject of his moronic sentence would not be Amazon itself but the "guardian of amazon".

Jesus Christ tail.

victor809 wrote:



Yes.
And that "guardian" isn't a friggin newspaper. It's Bezos.
You keep saying Trump is dumb. Is "trump" a nickname you gave yourself? Because you ain't too swift on this one, Spanky.

DrafterX
9 years ago
but if he says it loud and often enough it will become true... 😟
victor809
9 years ago
Jesus Christ tail.

What "internet taxes " would bezos have? How would that even make sense as the subject of that sentence?

Think before you contort yourself trying to defend this orange moron.
bgz
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  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago

Be careful victor...I heard God was checking His grammar book, just to be sure you weren't referring to Him...

delta1 wrote:



Yes, I think God should be paying taxes. I think this can easily be accomplished by removing tax exempt status from churches.
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