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[HippoNipple]

Originally Posted by Lojik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

If you're buying/selling within a year it's taxed as normal income.



Yeah conservatives get all worked up about welfare, but then you have military/dod people who make high 6 figures, "retire," go back to work at the exact same place in the exact same role for more money as a "consultant" and also collect on pensions. Just one of these roles could pay for maybe 50 people per year on welfare. Not to mention the revolving door of people who work for someone like the carlisle group, then head a government defense agency, award contracts to the carlisle group, and then go back to working for the carlisle group again.

My brother joined the navy during college, graduated with a chemical engineering degree, went to nuclear school, war college, learned Portuguese, etc. in the Navy. He was on submarines for 12 years and is now on his 17th year. He has moved his family all over the world and is in charge of some serious stuff. He would be making a couple hundred thousand with his dedication and education in the business world but he is only bringing in $150k in the Navy.

The pension he gets is a nice way of almost making up for all of that. If he was saving an additional $100k per year (he would actually save more than this because moving all the time has made it almost impossible for his wife to have real steady work and she was making $100k at one point) for even 10 years the growth would allow him to replicate the pension.

If you want to attract the right kind of people and keep them hooked for 20+ years you have to compete somehow. Not many people would say dedicating an entire families life with that type of education and work ethic is a free ride for $150k/year + pension.

[Beastagoog]

Originally Posted by HippoNipple [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

My brother joined the navy during college, graduated with a chemical engineering degree, went to nuclear school, war college, learned Portuguese, etc. in the Navy. He was on submarines for 12 years and is now on his 17th year. He has moved his family all over the world and is in charge of some serious stuff. He would be making a couple hundred thousand with his dedication and education in the business world but he is only bringing in $150k in the Navy.

The pension he gets is a nice way of almost making up for all of that. If he was saving an additional $100k per year (he would actually save more than this because moving all the time has made it almost impossible for his wife to have real steady work and she was making $100k at one point) for even 10 years the growth would allow him to replicate the pension.

If you want to attract the right kind of people and keep them hooked for 20+ years you have to compete somehow. Not many people would say dedicating an entire families life with that type of education and work ethic is a free ride for $150k/year + pension.

Can guarantee this is all bullshit.

LOL.

Here's an example of how to BS on the internet:

My brother studied a Diploma of Facial Recognition and got hired by the government to work on some projects. He was on 120k per year than did that for 10 years. He moved to around the country to various agencies and eventually left but retained a pension.

He worked as a consultant for a Japanese firm on contacts worth 500k per year. He was the bomb, I sucked his dick growing up too.

He now works for NASA on a casual 200k per year while collecting his tidy government pension because he developed a limp caused by the serve hours of his government job. All of this because of some Diploma he studied at a community college.

[HippoNipple]

Originally Posted by Beastagoog [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Can guarantee this is all bullshit.

LOL.

Here's an example of how to BS on the internet:

My brother studied a Diploma of Facial Recognition and got hired by the government to work on some projects. He was on 120k per year than did that for 10 years. He moved to around the country to various agencies and eventually left but retained a pension.

He worked as a consultant for a Japanese firm on contacts worth 500k per year. He was the bomb, I sucked his dick growing up too.

He now works for NASA on a casual 200k per year while collecting his tidy government pension because he developed a limp caused by the serve hours of his government job. All of this because of some Diploma he studied at a community college.

I feel bad for you that you think 100k a year is some fantasy that doesn't exist. I was saying 150k a year wasn't enough for what he does and the pension doesn't make up for it.

[Beastagoog]

Originally Posted by HippoNipple [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I feel bad for you that you think 100k a year is some fantasy that doesn't exist. I was saying 150k a year wasn't enough for what he does and the pension doesn't make up for it.

You're full of shit dude.

You'd be over the moon if you were on anything over 60-70k...and I would be supprised if you were over that.

Stop lying. You've gort some sorta lying compulive disorder. Seek help.

[Old_PVP]

Originally Posted by Beastagoog [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You're full of shit dude.

You'd be over the moon if you were on anything over 60-70k...and I would be supprised if you were over that.

Stop lying. You've gort some sorta lying compulive disorder. Seek help.

60-70k is starting salary in a lot of industries. You might be "over the moon" by that if you were coming from flipping burgers to that. He didn't say he was over that, he said his non-slacker brother with an engineering degree and 17 years in the Navy is. In the niche industry I am in, an associates degree with around 10 years in could cap you out at 125k a year + bonuses, depending on your travel contract. With the amount of credentials his bro has, it's easily believable he is making 150k+.

Sorry you're bitter?

[Beastagoog]

Originally Posted by Old_PVP [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

60-70k is starting salary in a lot of industries. You might be "over the moon" by that if you were coming from flipping burgers to that. He didn't say he was over that, he said his non-slacker brother with an engineering degree and 17 years in the Navy is. In the niche industry I am in, an associates degree with around 10 years in could cap you out at 125k a year + bonuses, depending on your travel contract. With the amount of credentials his bro has, it's easily believable he is making 150k+.

Sorry you're bitter?

lol, hello Hippo's alt account.

Your sickness for bullshit continues.