Originally Posted by pandalove (Post 6579277)

so does this mean i have to pay hst on skytrain fare?

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6579190)

Thanks for confirming your status as a spoiled rich kid. You are ignored.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579403)

Just because I am a 'rich kid' doesn't make my points make any less sense.

Once again, I smell a jealous person.

Underprivileged upbringing much?

Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 6579426)

Arrogant fucking piece of shit much?

Originally Posted by pandalove (Post 6579277)

wait wait ... so does this mean i have to pay hst on skytrain fare?

Originally Posted by impactX (Post 6579252)

What about used cars, do we still need to pay HST on that (when the first owner already paid HST on it)?

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579403)

Just because I am a 'rich kid' doesn't make my points make any less sense.

Once again, I smell a jealous person.

Underprivileged upbringing much?

Originally Posted by misteranswer (Post 6579616)

You shouldn't because the car is used. You didn't "add any value" to it. I'm not sure what the situation would be though if it appreciated.

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6579703)

Your posts make sense, its that they are not valued or respected. Does it feel good to talk to a wall, since no-one is reading your posts after these spoiled brat rants?

You are unwilling or unable to discuss the situation from any other perspective than a spoiled kid who's family has money yet he has no clue how they earned it.

I had a great upbringing, my parents ran many businesses and made millions. The difference between me and you is that my parents taught me the business and the value of money and hard work.

I would never consider undertipping a hard working person just cause I didn't want to pay a few $$$ more, especially when I can afford it. If you cannot afford it, sure, yet don't come on here quoting family money and huge pay raises, then not expect to be called a fucktard when you act like a cheap-ass.

Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 6579713)

I'm pretty sure it's going to include homes

Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 6579713)

I'm pretty sure it's going to include homes

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579727)

Why do you seem to have the opinion that I have no respect for how money is made and earned? So please stop accosting me for that as you don't know me, don't know what I do.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579727)

I'm looking at this HST from a perspective that does not benefit me because I think that I can live with paying more tax as a business, where as more individuals can't.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579727)

From my perspective I probably want the HST, because in the long run it will cut costs for me and I will probably stand to make more money by it than it will cost me.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579727)

However, I'm worried about the people that are already on the brink because costs are too high here.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579727)

So please do me a favor, don't tell me I don't appreciate money, not respect how it is earned. Because frankly that doesn't have a lot to do with the issue at hand.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579727)

And it's not that I'm out to fuck waiters/waitresses, I just think going out here costs to much, service is generally not that great, and I've always tipped 15% regardless and I'm pretty much getting sick of it.

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6579883)

When you stop making blanket statements about "50% of my dad's money goes to supporting you welfare bums". Until then, you're a spoiled shit not to be respected.


Yet you fail to see how this tax will promote more business, allowing companies to hire more and pay more.


Cause like the spoiled brat you are you wouldn't pass the savings along to your consumer or invest in more infrastructure or employees.


I'm not. When the average middle class family can afford a flat screen TV and several laptops, there's little to worry about.

The problem with the middle class is their unwillingness to save. Follow the tax rates historically, even compared to 10 years ago we pay much less tax and have more disposal income.

You wouldn't know this, cause you're some stupid over-educated spoiled brat who think he knows everything from taking a few courses at private school.


I don't need to tell you that, you told us all that with your attitude and posting. I'm just merely pointing out for reference.


That's not what you said earlier. So either you exaggerate to make a point, in which case your points are worth exactly that, or you really feel tat way and are back tracing right now, which is more likely. In either case, you're an idiot.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579896)

And you seem to come off as a morally superior anti-christ.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579896)

My points are equally as valid as yours, and if you think that I'm the only person that wouldn't pass on cost savings look at the recent reports from the maritimes that stated that only that implementing the HST only resulted in a 1% price decrease.

Originally Posted by CounterPuncher (Post 6579896)

So please, tell me how it feels up on that pedestal of yours.

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6579190)

Thanks for confirming your status as a spoiled rich kid. You are ignored.

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6579704)

"shouldn't" isn't the same as "won't". I suspect the HST is not a "value added tax" and is just a sales tax so it'll apply to all used items (excluding homes).

Originally Posted by RFlush (Post 6580611)

Why do you state that he is "ignored" if you continue to reply to CounterPuncher?

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6579704)

"shouldn't" isn't the same as "won't". I suspect the HST is not a "value added tax" and is just a sales tax so it'll apply to all used items (excluding homes).

Originally Posted by Great68 (Post 6581339)

Future news story, July 1st 2010:

"Today the controversial HST came into effect..."

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"In other news, the number of goods and services sold "under the table" and/or on the black market skyrocketed today"

Originally Posted by taylor192 (Post 6581037)

I had him on ignore, yet took him off cause his recent replies are less like a spoiled brat and more intelligent.

Originally Posted by azndude69 (Post 6582724)

While many negative things are being said about the HST, empirical evidence in 130 jurisdictions in the world that have switched to consumption taxes shows overall prices paid by consumers have gone down.