@supersean415@SFBART There was an extreme heat event inside the substation when the HVAC unit failed. The substation is in Daly City. I'm not sure what you're not comprehending here, it's fairly simple.
@heywoodjafukme @SFBART So you're advocating for some sort of "final solution" to the homeless problem?
How'd that work out for your heroes 80 years ago
@Karlybvortega@SFBART So, you think that when problems arise due to the lack of funds for proper maintenance, the solution is to... Fund them less?
Show your work.
@Nahdunno170214@NinaNew791293@trouble_man90 This is a logical fallacy called "whataboutism", in which you take the legitimate complains about something and say "well what about" x, with x being something unrelated. It's a common defense for people who have no actual defense.
@Jacks_Flo_rida@MaKarGoat@TheChrisOchs@aspen_lindsay@AP The deduction limit was lowered from $12k to $1k for a single filer, and from $14k to $2k for dual filers, so yes that $11k is annual, since $12k-$1k=$11k
It's okay to be wrong. I don't know who told you that you're not allowed to be wrong sometimes, but it's perfectly fine.
@Jacks_Flo_rida@MaKarGoat@TheChrisOchs@aspen_lindsay@AP $11,000 x 4.25% = $467.50
$14,000 x 4.25% = $595
This is very simple math π
I realize that you don't want to admit that you're wrong, but like, there's no shame in it, my dude. We're all wrong sometimes, it's okay.
@MaKarGoat@Jacks_Flo_rida@TheChrisOchs@aspen_lindsay@AP You absolutely do understand what I said, you're being nit-picky because you realize that you're wrong and you're floundering π€£. Hey, it's fine man, you're allowed to be wrong, it's perfectly okay. Just admit it and move on, it's very simple.
@MaKarGoat@Jacks_Flo_rida@TheChrisOchs@aspen_lindsay@AP Yes, that's literally where the money comes from. Tax deduction limits aren't just solid, it means that Colorado will tax that $11k/$14k at the state income tax rate, which is 4.25%. Sorry you were lied to by OAN, you don't just lose money, that's not how anything works.
@MaKarGoat@Jacks_Flo_rida@TheChrisOchs@aspen_lindsay@AP https://t.co/AVFyd59aoX
>>Nonpartisan legislative staff estimate the average single filer earning $300,000 or more in adjusted gross income will owe an additional $327 in taxes and the average joint filer earning $300,000 or more would owe an extra $574.
@3Sentinel4@the_transit_guy Houston opened a new light rail line in 2015, and added station to that line two years later.
Phoenix opened a new light rail line in June of this year.
@Jacks_Flo_rida@TheChrisOchs@aspen_lindsay@AP You believe that someone earning $300,000/yr is going to be so disgusted at paying an extra $486 in taxes, literally a tenth of a percent, that they and their spouse are going to find new jobs and sell their house, essentially abandoning their entire life?
I don't see it.
@SFBART what's with the lack of advertisement on trains? They seem to be made for banner ads along the roof of every car, but you have none. Seems like that'd be a good way to close a bit of your budget deficit