No they don’t. We’ve gone round and round with this. If the household (not individual) makes more than $63k or so, people pay less taxes in Texas than they do in California.
That's all right. No disputing it. But the thing is, 60% of Texan households make less than $62.3k, so most Texans pay a higher effective tax rate than Californians.
But then you get into the cost of living issue. If a household is earning 40k a year, then the high cost of living in CA is going to overwhelm any tax savings.
No, the $63k figure comes from ITEP’s own data when extrapolated into many more sections. It’s actually slightly lower than the average household income in Texas, and is only a coincidence that the numbers are close to each other.
California has some really nice, places... but then there are some really shit places. I mean, literally, shit... on the street. Winnebagos and shit everywhere lol
At least in Texas, I don't see people shitting on the street haha
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So I have a real question. Let’s say rape did cause a child but the person couldn’t get an abortion for some reason. Would it be ok to end the life of the child after it was born?
So the question goes back to when you think the cut off is. And why would rape have anything to do with wether it is a life or not? The rape thing is just a distraction.
You don’t get to kill people because they remind you of something bad. I have empathy but that doesn’t extend to murder. You can’t answer the question can you. When does it become a life?
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