We know it was wrong because Obama didn't pardon her (or Jack Johnson).Sooo...you sayin' Trump should not have pardoned a black female drug dealer?
And we know that He is the metric of morality.
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We know it was wrong because Obama didn't pardon her (or Jack Johnson).Sooo...you sayin' Trump should not have pardoned a black female drug dealer?
Like charity from a corporation. They aren't doing it to be nice or for the good of others, no corporate entity in existence has given to charity for the sole reason of giving to charity. They do it for tax cuts, maybe the do it in order to get more funding or appear that they are spending it for charity but re-purpose it unde the table. Example, friend works for a law firm, law firm had some charitable 6 month long deal helping inner city kids, they guy in charge of this said program had $200,000 budget to facilitate the project. But they rented some run down community center, the interns did most of the teaching and community service with the kids, and used already existing office supplies.
They may have actually spent tops $20,000, they got a tax cut for the 200k they spent though, what happened to the rest of the money? Bonuses for the execs in charge? the ones that literally during that 6 months never even saw one of those kids in person.
Charity is a look good reason to launder money and appear to be something better than you actually are. The only time charity counts in my book is when it happens on an individual basis.
We know it was wrong because Obama didn't pardon her (or Jack Johnson).
And we know that He is the metric of morality.
I don't know. A few things during Trump's campaign, especially dissing a a gold star family, would be the end of the road for Trump and the Conservative Fundamentalists would eviscerate, impale, and crucify Trump over it. Those same fundamentalists are also pretty big into humility, something Trump does not possess. But he continued to gain their support. Trump boasting his military academy experience over actual military training and experience, claiming he knows more about ISIS than the generals, Trump was over all silent when it came to religion but clearly displaying enough of a disrespect towards the military that I thought for sure Conservatives would say no more. But, apparently, it takes a black man getting down on his knee when the announcer said "please stand" to get that fundie rage over being anti-American going.I wonder if in the back of his mind Pence wishes for Trump's downfall so that he can step in. I can't imagine such a fundie having a sincere like of Trump beneath the surface.
What difference does it make why you give? Can you give 20 grand?
It matters not one iota how much you give, but if you did it for the sole purpose of a tax break or get a bonus check then I wouldn't call it charity. I'd call you scum instead.
Unless one has actually seen the company's books & tax return,Like charity from a corporation. They aren't doing it to be nice or for the good of others, no corporate entity in existence has given to charity for the sole reason of giving to charity. They do it for tax cuts, maybe the do it in order to get more funding or appear that they are spending it for charity but re-purpose it unde the table. Example, friend works for a law firm, law firm had some charitable 6 month long deal helping inner city kids, they guy in charge of this said program had $200,000 budget to facilitate the project. But they rented some run down community center, the interns did most of the teaching and community service with the kids, and used already existing office supplies.
They may have actually spent tops $20,000, they got a tax cut for the 200k they spent though, what happened to the rest of the money? Bonuses for the execs in charge? the ones that literally during that 6 months never even saw one of those kids in person.
Charity is a look good reason to launder money and appear to be something better than you actually are. The only time charity counts in my book is when it happens on an individual basis.
he was their accountant.Unless one has actually seen the company's books & tax return,
one really can't know what happened from 3rd hand criticisms of it.
It matters not one iota how much you give, but if you did it for the sole purpose of a tax break or get a bonus check then I wouldn't call it charity. I'd call you scum instead.
No I don't, even if I could I can't cause I don't live in America currently.So my question is do you claim charity donations on your taxes? If so could the same charge not be leveled at you?
I never mention how much, I asked what difference does it make WHY you give. So somebody wants to be recognized, or applauded, or wants a tax break--so what? That donation spends just as easily as any anonymous gift. I don't think I've ever seen one charity turn down a donation from someone just because they're an a**hole. Maybe you might want to reexamine your priorities when it comes to helping those in need.
I don't know of any charitable deduction that would give one a net gain. Now there may be shame donations where one is credited with more than they donated. I do believe that the Clintons may have been guilty of that with some of their clothing donations. And if any of Trump's donations aided his own businesses they need to be looked at again. But aside from that it is pretty hard to be "scum".It matters not one iota how much you give, but if you did it for the sole purpose of a tax break or get a bonus check then I wouldn't call it charity. I'd call you scum instead.
There are many kinds of scum out there, dead beat dads, women that seek to get preggers for the sole purpose of suing for child support claims from wealthy people, as thy have the paperwork prepared beforehand, rapists, mass murderers, serial killers, pedophiles, there are plenty of fantastically horrid actions people can commit to be called scum.I don't know of any charitable deduction that would give one a net gain. Now there may be shame donations where one is credited with more than they donated. I do believe that the Clintons may have been guilty of that with some of their clothing donations. And if any of Trump's donations aided his own businesses they need to be looked at again. But aside from that it is pretty hard to be "scum".
How much cocaine was she trying to buy? Life seems excessive for an 8 ball.
Did you know the democratic party had republican ideals and the republican party had current democratic party ideals not too long ago?that's liberal democrats for ya
A lot of Trumps charitable donations were just allowing a charity event to use one of his golf courses.I don't know of any charitable deduction that would give one a net gain. Now there may be shame donations where one is credited with more than they donated. I do believe that the Clintons may have been guilty of that with some of their clothing donations. And if any of Trump's donations aided his own businesses they need to be looked at again. But aside from that it is pretty hard to be "scum".
And that was pretty self serving. He probably deducted at the highest charged rate. That is the sort of deduction that needs to be monitored. The deduction should be based on actual costs and not on maximum potential profit.A lot of Trumps charitable donations were just allowing a charity event to use one of his golf courses.
I didn't think so because of.....then why ask the amount? if you don't think the amount matters........
It doesn't appear to pass IRS muster to take a charitable deductionThey may have actually spent tops $20,000, they got a tax cut for the 200k they spent though, what happened to the rest of the money? Bonuses for the execs in charge? the ones that literally during that 6 months never even saw one of those kids in person.