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My name is Byron.
Being a single mother baby factory is just too lucrative of a business these days that's the problem.
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That is true, but we give tax credits for multiple children.
Besides that, just getting big corporations to pay taxes will help us all. The middle class is the basis of our economy. Trickle down does not work. We spend nearly every dollar we make. We buy the goods and services that big businesses provide. They should coin a term called trickle up. When the working man does well, everyone wins. We don't drain the system, and we don't tax shelter our wages. We ask for health care, fair working conditions, and good wages.
Sounds like a rant but it's not. We have to disseminate information to the masses so that they can help change the broken system. I don't believe in being an activist for this, but I've taken my head out of the sand. The only way I can see to overpower big corporation's lobbying and bribery, is to simply spread the word.
Watch "We're not Broke" on Netflix. Tell me I'm a dick if you hate it.
Besides that, just getting big corporations to pay taxes will help us all. The middle class is the basis of our economy. Trickle down does not work. We spend nearly every dollar we make. We buy the goods and services that big businesses provide. They should coin a term called trickle up. When the working man does well, everyone wins. We don't drain the system, and we don't tax shelter our wages. We ask for health care, fair working conditions, and good wages.
Sounds like a rant but it's not. We have to disseminate information to the masses so that they can help change the broken system. I don't believe in being an activist for this, but I've taken my head out of the sand. The only way I can see to overpower big corporation's lobbying and bribery, is to simply spread the word.
Watch "We're not Broke" on Netflix. Tell me I'm a dick if you hate it.
The blanket statement that big corporations don't pay taxes is simply inaccurate, liberal propaganda that came to be after GE posted a loss back in 2010. That exact issue spawned several articles, such as:
http://www.forbes.com/2011/04/13/ge...usiness-washington-corporate-taxes_slide.html
which clearly shows tax rates well into the mid 40%
netflix documentaries usually share one thing in common--- opinion. I haven't seen that, but i'll check it out
http://www.forbes.com/2011/04/13/ge...usiness-washington-corporate-taxes_slide.html
which clearly shows tax rates well into the mid 40%
netflix documentaries usually share one thing in common--- opinion. I haven't seen that, but i'll check it out
http://money.cnn.com/2013/07/01/news/economy/corporate-tax-rate/
At question is not the tax rate, but the effective tax rate, after loopholes. What is not in question is party alliance. Obama has taken more in Corporation donations than anyone before him. That's how you win....money for ads and campaign costs.
At question is not the tax rate, but the effective tax rate, after loopholes. What is not in question is party alliance. Obama has taken more in Corporation donations than anyone before him. That's how you win....money for ads and campaign costs.
Until we really have a global market place governed by global rules that everyone participates in, there will always be cheap labor, tax loopholes, and countries at odds with each other.
Is a world economy/currency/min wage the answer?
Sounds like planet utopia out in the unicorn galaxy
Is a world economy/currency/min wage the answer?
Sounds like planet utopia out in the unicorn galaxy