Muzman on 28/7/2011 at 11:51
Ohhhhhh.
Still, that kind of crankery has become almost mainstream these days. Seemed cartoonishly over the top ten years ago.
Jason Moyer on 28/7/2011 at 11:57
What's weird is the bit in that quote about corporations paying taxes. Back when that game came out corporate tax laws had actually been largely fixed for the first time since Reagan's administration. Corporate tax revenue as a percentage of GDP was the highest it had been going back to at least WWII. Of course, one of the very first things Bush did when he took office was reopen all the Reagan-era loopholes, but there you go.
Sg3 on 28/7/2011 at 12:52
Quote Posted by Rug Burn Junky
The true left wing stance is: Finish reforming health care to lower medicare costs
What does "reforming health care" mean, specifically?
Scots Taffer on 28/7/2011 at 13:28
While I didn't google your post, I must admit to having been utterly puzzled by it to the extent that I was more or less rendered speechless.
Good work.
CCCToad on 28/7/2011 at 18:48
Quote Posted by Scots Taffer
While I didn't google your post, I must admit to having been utterly puzzled by it to the extent that I was more or less rendered speechless.
Good work.
Not sure why, most of it was an application basic Keynesian doctrines.
Pyrian on 28/7/2011 at 19:13
Quote Posted by Scots Taffer
I agree notionally that it would seem that there is greater capacity to increase corporate taxes...
I don't think the rate is the problem. The problem is that the rate itself is kind of a joke due to the aforementioned loopholes. We keep hearing about large and profitable companies who lobby continuously about how high the corporate tax rate is - but themselves aren't actually paying any such corporate taxes at all. IIRC, GE and News Corp were recently in the news.
Jason Moyer:
Awesome. :D The sad part is how close it is to being true: much that was once considered over-the-top is now normal.
CCCToad on 28/7/2011 at 20:41
Thats only because the fact that there is a global push for one-world government, financed mainly by wealthy bankers, is now obvious.
Also, I found This link, its a somewhat amusing read
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http://www.nav.no/NAV+EURES+work+and+recruit+in+Norway)
Nicker on 28/7/2011 at 21:33
I didn't find any job postings for global conspiracy masterminds or even for minions.
Do you need a secret handshake or something?
glslvrfan on 28/7/2011 at 21:46
Just start taxing fat girls that wear spandex
and tubetops .
