lets hope your insurances will cover everything...

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Dec 3 2017 10:09am

They cover everything that I pay them to cover, I'm sure of that. I forgo some other coverages of my own free will.

But yeah I'm a terrible human because I don't vote against my own interests...beautiful.

Yep, you're a piece of shit since your only evaluation of a policy is "I get more money, therefore good".

ignore him, he openly trashes his family on this forum in order for him to win an argument with a stranger he's never met.

Well it is a tax policy so that is kind of the point, is it not? I want lower taxes because that will benefit me the most in the near future and in the long term. I know how to plan for the future and my money will do me and my family a lot more good if I invest it than if the government tries to invest it. This is probably not the case for most people, so I advise them to write their senators and congressmen and complain. We are a democratic republic so there is ample ability for people to affect change - your problem is that the people are affecting change and you aren't happy with it.

Why not, but lets hope everything will be covered, for you and your children...

Insurance is a calculated risk for both sides. There are certain types of coverage I don't think are worth it so I won't buy them, if "bad luck" befalls me in one of these areas then that's the price I pay. A good risk analysis should show that overtime I will save more than enough to cover the off chance that I am hit with a problem that isn't covered - if that isn't the case, then I should buy the insurance.

Let me ask you this, do you always buy the most expensive insurance package when you rent a car?

This post was edited by murder567 on Dec 3 2017 10:31am

no, that thing republicans never claim will happen but always happens

No two-step problems for conservatives sir.

has anyone posted the new tax rates in comparison to current rates?