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TopicTax reforms get passed. Guess what the big corporations all do in response?
Hexenherz
12/20/17 8:59:51 PM
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i can't believe anyone would have a problem with this

The only people who have a problem with this are the leftists who can't accept that they were wrong about company owners being greedy assholes upon getting a tax break rather than, you know, invest it back into their company and workers.

Because companies could already afford to make these changes lol how do you not get this?

Not to mention that it's just going to worsen the deficit and it's taking us in the opposite direction of the rest of the world.


The opposite direction of who exactly are you referring to as the rest of the world? Germany with their reugee crisis? The Middle East? Russia? England who literally voted to leave the EU and whose population is essentially following in the footateps of the US?

Oh you must have meant Venezuela who went full socialist and now their citizens can't afford bread and toilet paper.

I can't believe this. You default to some of the worst propaganda about the economic powerhouse of Europe and then try to compare both the US and Germany to countries that aren't even to our level yet.

Mindblowing. Shows how much you know about the world outside of whatever state you live in.

As far as the guy questioning my knowledge about companies' books - the new corporate tax is 21%, the previous minimum was 20% and default was around 35%. You're in some really serious denial if you don't think companies were doing all they could already to get their deductibles down to 20%. And if they could afford to do that, they could afford to raise wages for employees.


It's funny rhat you argue that Europe is an economic powerhouse while the entirety of the EU economy output is only .6 trillion higher than the US alone and while China's is 2.1 trillion higher than the EU's by itself.

Wow, a territory smaller in size than the US has a smaller economy than the US, mindblowing. Not to mention I was talking about Germany specifically, not the EU in general, but that's alright.
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