Some jerk who I have never associated with, and who is not in any way associated with any of the prestigious people who contribute to the Howtomakeadollar cause, recently wrote an article which claims that labor unions pay no taxes in the United States. The jerk face clown author who I do not know says they are tax exempt 501(c)5 organizations and don't have to pay taxes. I don't personally believe it, simply because the government is ALWAYS trying to tax people more, and there is no way in the world they would let a whole category of organizations avoid taxes. You can read the no good bogus terrible piece of garbage racist war mongering thing by clicking on this wretched link.
Especially since they are so rich. Labor unions bring in billions of dollars every year, so I am absolutely certain that the government must be taxing them out the nose, because the government has spent the past three and a half years talking about taxing the rich and so on. Well, if labor unions have so much money, then they must certainly be paying high taxes, so I don't believe whoever the guy was who said they don't pay any taxes.
He also says they are allowed to monopolize entire sectors of the economy. No way that is true. Monopolies and trusts are bad. Then he said they are allowed to threaten and intimidate people without being prosecuted. That can't be true either.
So anyway, if you want to make billions of dollars without paying taxes on it, I don't know what to tell you. That is illegal in the United States. Only a corrupt place like Russia or China would allow something like that to happen, so move there.
A good way to make billions, though, whether taxed or not, would be to create an organization that takes money directly out of people's pay checks, and tells them that their business executives are evil and will stop paying them altogether, and you are only taking a small cut of the people's pay, and they should thank you for your great work. That would probably make you a couple bill.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Dollar Art
So if you are a ridiculously famous artist, you should be able to easily doodle on a dollar bill, sign it, and then sell it for $2. 100% is a pretty good return on your investment. Worst case senario, you can take the $1 to McDonalds and buy ANY size drink. Or even better, you could take it to the bank and cash it in for pennies.
You can see more dollar bill designs here: http://finance.yahoo.com/photos/dollar-bills-serve-as-artist-s-canvas-slideshow/dollar-art-photo-1338581157.html.
Monday, February 20, 2012
Back n the Dating Scene
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
THE LAST EMPEROR
Authored by Leandro Delgado
I logged onto and upgraded our television package. I was flipping through the channels and came across a movie that caught my eye. It had just started, so I started watching it. It was called “the Last Emperor”. It won an Oscar when it came out in the nineties. After watching it, I know why it won an Oscar. It was won of my top ten favorite movies. The movie is based on the story of China’s last dragon emperor who was born at the turn of the last century. He ended up being a dummy emperor. There were a lot of changes going on in China at the time when he took throne as a child at the age of three. By the time that he reached sixteen, he realized that he was confined to the Forbidden City and was not the actual ruler of China, China had become a Republic. It chronicles the emperor’s life from a young child to an old man. As a young man, he is driven from the Forbidden City. He makes some bad decisions and gets involved with the Japanese, which ultimately leads to a decade long prison sentence. He gets out when he is an old man. It is a great movie.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Just How Much Is 15 Trillion?
Check out this amazing article!!! Click on the link: Just How Much Is 15 Trillion?
Friday, October 28, 2011
Georgia Football
Thanks for the article from Isaiah Gaines
I have been watching college football for as long as I can remember. More specifically, I have been watching Georgia Bulldog football for as long as I can remember. If there was a game on any Saturday in the Fall, we were watching it. Now that I’m an alumna of The University of Georgia, I’m an even bigger fan. I used to go to every game in Athens, but I’m a little older now and that’s not as realistic as it used to be. I have the best intentions every season, that I’ll make it to every game, but responsibilities start piling up and before I know it, it’s fifteen minutes before kickoff and I’ve completely forgotten about the game. The great thing is, though, that with tvbydirect, I can watch pretty much any game from the comfort of my own home. Most of the games are televised, and I can order the ones that aren’t. It’s normally a pretty nominal fee, especially considering the fact that if I weren’t able to order them I would be forced to go spend more money at a bar that is televising the game. I used to be really disappointed that I couldn’t go to Athens for every game, but I am getting more and more used to relaxing on my couch watching my beloved Bulldogs.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Believe it or not, Blogsvertise keeps paying us money
Since being blacklisted from google's adsense program, we have been making money using Blogsvertise. "Is blogsvertise a scam?" you may be asking yourself. We are here to tell you that Blogsvertise is not a scam. Blogsvertise is one of our top income revenue streams. And it appears to be our most consistent revenue stream to date. We got paid $15 to post this blog: http://www.howtomakeadollar.com/2011/07/canadapost-laptops.html
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