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4. Novembre 2012, 19:47:32 Argomento: Re:Have you ever asked yourself why any big business would contribute heavily to a candidate who vows to raise taxes on big business? How can any business benefit from supporting higher taxes on their own business? Iamon lyme: Oh no.. they might pay an extra few %... far less though than they use to pay. But it's ok.. cause businesses are people  The country's balance sheet can goto pot. Schools, healthcare, infrastructure. Meaningless.That since Raygun cut taxes dramatically the US has gotten deeper and deeper into debt is in no way relevant. One wonders if the cuts (ordered by the puppet masters) were to high. "A free market benefits everyone, especially the consumer." Really. When price fixing is part of your free market scenerio. "since your knickers seem to permantly be in a twist over off shore accounts and people trying to avoid getting screwed by unfair tax laws..." They are unfair? ....... how? |
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