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School is basically a babysitting service to get more women into the work force to make labor cheaper. Notice how now it takes two incomes for most folks to get by whereas before it wasn't the case. A lot of women in the workforce dont have the choice to be stay at home mothers and often have to work until they are 30 or over until they and their husbands can afford to have a child.

• Far from educating young kids school was sent up to prepare kids for a factory or office job where they are on a clock. Thats why bells, punctuality and attendance is more important to schools than actual learning, in other words you might be failing math but thats ok as long as you show up on time 5 days per week. The only kids that learn at school and the most intelligent and of course the school pays most attention to these because they show how great the school is as an educational facility and because it requires zero effort to teach these kids, basically they learn themselves.

School also serves the government to indoctrinate kids with whatever political agenda they deem important. Whether it be today's woke politics or in the past getting kids to join the military.

This is why so many parents are home schooling. I mean if kids are barely litterate and can't do basic maths then why send them to school at all.

Will you write offs make up for your raise?

Single
Taxable income
The tax is:
10%
Not over $12,400
10% of the taxable income
12%
Over $12,400 up to $50,400
$1,240 plus 12% above $12,400
22%
Over $50,400 up to $105,700
$5,800 plus 22% above $50,400
24%
Over $105,700 up to $201,775
$17,966 plus 24% above $105,700
32%
Over $201,775 up to $256,225
$41,024 plus 32% above $201,775
35%
Over $256,225 up to $640,600
$58,448 plus 35% above $256,225
37%
Over $640,600
$192,979.25 plus 37% above $640,600
Married filing jointly
Taxable income
The tax is:
10%
Not over $24,800
10% of the taxable income
12%
Over $24,800 up to $100,800
$2,480 plus 12% above $24,800
22%
Over $100,800 up to $211,400
$11,600 plus 22% above $100,800
24%
Over $211,400 up to $403,550
$35,932 plus 24% above $211,400
32%
Over $403,550 up to $512,450
$82,048 plus 32% above $403,550
35%
Over $512,450 up to $768,700
$116,896 plus 35% above $512,450
37%
Over $768,700
$206,583.50 plus 37% above $768,700