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American start ups don't go overseas to start up.
successful companies are the ones everyone is railing about taking jobs and money overseas and that is really about taxes and regulation. as I've said before, you want GE, Google, etc to keep their jobs and business in the US, make the corp. tax rate zero. Remove their reason for leaving. The difference between skilled labor in the US and skilled labor somewhere else isn't as large as you imagine. unskilled, sure but do we really want to fight for unskilled jobs? |
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As far as taxes go.. you want 0% taxes but who do you plan to have paying for the govt? You think the guy working at Google or GE should have to pay 100% of the tax burden? Should that guy working at ZXY inc making 10.hr not on welfare but trying to scrape by should pay 100% of the taxes while Google & GE pays none? Is that really fair? |
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You aren't from America are you?? They aren't protesting.. They are exercising their 1st Amendment rights.. You don't need a valid reason to protest.. You just do it. Cause you can.. That's why its great here. And that's what they are doing. Anyone can do it. You don't really need a reason just do it cause you can and cause its fun and cause its fucking American. With that said I should go out there cause my stocks are down 10%.. Fucking rich people. |
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Only I with my awesome write offs and loopholes should not have to pay. I think its fair.. I create jobs. Granted they aren't in the USA but people outside the USA are people too and I use my money for good things. Like my cars, expensive doors for my home, and trips. I think its owed to me for the 4 hours a week of work I actually do. So yes, it is fair. Ill put a 20 in the salvation army can during christmas so before you speak or judge me don't. |
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you have no understanding of economics and what a zero % corp. tax rate would do for this country and its jobs. |
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US corporate tax rate is 35%.. corporate tax rate in China is 25%. With no tax loop holes involved which allows them to pay less than 35% in the US do you really think companies are moving to China to pay 10% less in taxes.. ...or do you think they are moving to China to avoid paying 10-20/hr in wages plus SS, workers comp, benefits ect vs 75 cents hr. Think.. "son".. |
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Poor people generally don't need anyone else to "keep them down", they keep themselves down. |
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Corporations as entities are not evil -- some people that run them are ... |
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People never seem to learn from history what this kind of "eat the rich" mentality always leads too.... .:disgust . |
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you're clueless once more. |
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Anyone getting brutalized in the markets, from what I can tell, are the ones looking on short term gains, I wouldn't even know where to start on making money that way so I avoid it. If someone who knows as little about investing as I do can do it why can't the rest of us? |
You can't make money on investments if you don't have anything to invest to begin with. You won't get anything to invest, if you grow up in poor conditions with no chance of getting an education, or if are one of the lucky ones and do manage to get an education you get it with a huge debt to go with it and no need for the education in society when you're done with it. So you'll get a low paying job and a huge load to pay. Getting anything to invest is at the bottom of the list of your priorities.
The american society is moving in a direction where you have the odds of succeeding in life more and more stacked against you from the beginning. |
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Historically the difference between places such as the USA, UK, Canada and so on and places like 1789 France, 1917 Russia and Weimar Germany isn't about democracy. Weimar Germany was democratic after all. It's about having or not having a viable middle class. Come on folks this isn't rocket science. When the bulk of any countries populace consists of reasonably content, albeit sometimes overworked, people the power structure need fear nothing. Decimate that middle class and all bets are off. http://web.me.com/bkmarcus/bkmarcus/...Guillotine.jpg |
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hippies->hipsters.
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With that logic Birmingham Alabama should be corporate capital of the country, yet corporations stay in NYC where the corporate tax rate is more than double. |
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If the US (NYC) were only competing with Somalia (birmingham) you'd have a point. However, there are many other countries (phoenix) luring away business and jobs. get it? |
If the stuff below is in any way representative of their goals then it is quite clear that they are just pure bat-shit crazy.
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The bankers have thousands of these smelly communist/anarchist/ruckus raisers on call. They are sucking in the rest of society as well. This Occupy Wall St protest is just controlled opposition. Also the Anonymous hacker group is just another false flag/psy op.
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Admittedly, the other ones are a little out there :upsidedow |
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That list of demands are typical of people that don't understand how an economy works, don't realize that it would collapse, along with all the development of new gadgets that they are all so in love with, and also don't seem to realize that the only way to carry out those demands is to put a totalitarian systems into place. Then they will all be left wondering what happened... (unless of course they work themselves into the new polit-bureau and are on the top of the heap, then they will enjoy the needed privileges that come with power while doling out scraps to the rest of us, all at the end of a gun)
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But I for one don't see how meeting demands 2, 4, 6 and 8 couldn't help but to result in a better environment for commerce and society alike. |
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This is a leaderless movement, everyone with an internet connection is free to put forward their ideas.
Which ones are actually acted on is a different matter. The true core of the group will ultimately be responsible for the direction and which demands are carried out. The internet will be the worlds fourm for this decision making progress. This is happening right now. IMO these people have the interest of the country in mind far more than our current "leaders". This is much more than teenagers who 'don't understand the system' yelling in the street. They understand what's happening just fine, that is why they are there. Check your calander, it's time for a revolution. https://youtube.com/watch?v=BS3QOtbW4m0 |
Btw, in reference to this persons suggestions: http://occupywallst.org/forum/propos...all-st-moveme/
If you read the comments, you'll see this list has been shot down by most people (for obvious reasons). This is a more reasonable list (still a work in progress of course): http://occupywallst.org/forum/detail...tactics-for-d/ |
I'll say it again, for every loser out there shouting about wealth inequity, there's someone else out working and making themselves rich.
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It's not impossible to do both..
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You see no problem with this? http://sociology.ucsc.edu/whorulesam...h/Figure_1.gif |
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But I'd sure like to see those shysters who got rich tanking the economy four years ago tossed into a cold dark cell for a very, very, verrrry long time. |
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In the first place *******, you have not a clue as to what you are talking about.
You are in denial because you refuse to believe such an uprising could take place, so it is safe for you to deny it and imply that it is somehow "controlled opposition." What are you going to suggest next? The Illuminati are using haarp to control the protestors;) In real news, Bernanke said today that the recovery is "close to faltering" http://news.yahoo.com/bernanke-warns...214911972.html and when questioned about the wall street protestors he said- "I think people are quite unhappy with the state of the economy and what's happening. They blame, with some justification, the problems in the financial sector for getting us into this mess. And they're dissatisfied with the policy response here in Washington. And at some level, I can't blame them." |
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2. Are you a woman? I am just asking because your irrational scatter-brained response hints of a feminine author. 3. I am actually on the side of the bankers/financiers at this point. I began to study them when I was just a kid over 20 years ago. I began making some financial moves based on the fact I knew they were manipulating public opinion, politicians, and financial markets. Even though I am not "rich" I have made a nice sum of money trying to predict what they would do next. I am in awe of what they have accomplished and as a believer in "might makes right". I don't see why the 99% should get what they want since the financiers/bankers have worked their asses off while the masses sat on their asses, got fat, dumbed themselves down with endless hours of TV, lived the high life on home equity loans, etc. 4. Are the bankers/financiers/elites total psychopaths? Of course they are but they also possess something called an "intellect". I would rather attend a party full of criminal psychopaths than one full of braindead Fox News/CNN/History Channel watching turds any day. |
*******, are you holding any investments right now?
You sound desperate to believe this whole thing isn't happening. Clearly you have something on the line. I'm sorry to tell you, but this is not a "controlled opposition". It's happening, and for most people (including you, probably.. ) the types of changes they are pushing for would actually help you. |
Now all I can think about is HARP...
http://beer-ligion.com/wp-content/up...er-206x300.png ...and I'm out of beer. Dammit! |
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