ABOLISH THE IRS
I’ve never been a fan of our progressive tax system. It feels rigged to squeeze the middle class while the wealthy leverage deductions, interest write-offs, accelerated depreciation, and every tool in the tax code. The poor get subsidies, affordable housing, and incentives to stay on government assistance.
Who foots the bill? The middle class.
We get taxed into oblivion — progressive brackets that punish earning more, limited deductions, and regulatory hurdles that kill business dreams.
The fix isn’t bashing the rich (they’re playing the game smart) or mooching off the system.
The fix is breaking free.
We need real financial education — money is more than a number in an account. Fractional reserve banking and basic economics are not focused on enough in schools or society.
As Grant Cardone has been pushing for years: Eliminate the IRS and replace it with a simple flat tax on purchases. No tax on personal income, corporate income, capital gains, interest, gifts, or inheritance. No withholding — you keep what you earn. No audits, no filings, no penalties, no massive admin waste.
Make America the world’s tax haven.
Our economy would boom 10-12% a year, deficits would shrink, and trillions in corporate money would come home.
Trump has talked about eliminating the IRS and income taxes — don’t be surprised when it happens.
Flat rate (or consumption tax) is the only truly fair way. The rich can afford it, the poor still get assistance, and the middle class finally gets relief.
What do you think? Flat tax + abolish the IRS + real money education — game changer or not? Drop your thoughts 👇
@GrantCardone
Alex Cooper casually told young women: “F... him on the first date if it feels good. Maybe even anal on night two.”
Adam Carolla and Megyn Kelly didn’t hold back.
Carolla: We told women they could act like men sexually — say anything, do anything, no judgment — and it’s made a lot of them miserable, childless, and unhappy at 35. Traditional roles weren’t oppression; they gave people usefulness and structure.
Megyn: Many women who followed that “empowering” path end up deeply regretting it. The quick validation fades fast, and the self-loathing often remains. Even if they later marry, they carry the weight of a loose past.
We’ve spent years pretending biology, psychology, and long-term happiness don’t exist — and the results speak for themselves.
It’s refreshing to hear honest pushback instead of the usual celebration of “no rules.”
What do you think — has the “do whatever feels good” culture actually made dating and relationships better, or are we seeing the downside now?
@mikebolen@GrantCardone I heard a great saying on @GrantCardone Real Estate King show on YouTube
Great show BTW
The say was that “Broker” in context of a RE broker stander for “broker than you”
Personally think the broker agent stuff is a bunch of bullshit but that’s a whole other post
I don’t think their is man out there who has a problem with confident women
The problem comes with feminism
Feminism shifts the dynamics completely and it has ruined the family unit
People say the problem with America culture is the family unit, TRUE, but it’s rooting in a shift from traditional to feminist values
@GrantCardone With a 250% ltv on the equity loan assuming your using BTC as your collateral it seems as if the opportunity cost, risk, and time used for this would only be worth it for jumbo loans and not conforming
Will you be able to use this when financing a 80MM deal?
@Lifeinvestmoney I think being a congressman or in the Senate will do you well, most of those buffoons have more knowledge of trading than the people they are representing