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    Trump outlines 'humanitarian crisis' at border while Dems stay in denial


    https://www.foxnews.com/us/fox-news-...stay-in-denial


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    I'm having fun with that but they are deleting some of my comments.


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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    Not senile at at all by paying more for goods and or services the working class is helping pay those corporate taxes. Sorry you weren’t sharp enough to grasp that concept.
    But that's not what you said though. Raising prices is not equivalent to raising taxes. I was part of a board room and know the factors that go into raising prices, what you are arguing is an over simplification.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humbert View Post
    But that's not what you said though. Raising prices is not equivalent to raising taxes. I was part of a board room and know the factors that go into raising prices, what you are arguing is an over simplification.

    But it that is exactly what will happen,and that is exactly what I was saying. How is the working class paying more to corporations because of higher taxes not equivalent to the working class paying those taxes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    But it that is exactly what will happen,and that is exactly what I was saying. How is the working class paying more to corporations because of higher taxes not equivalent to the working class paying those taxes.
    Because it is not a simple matter of cause and effect as you seem to believe. And your inability to communicate your position only paints you into an indefensible position. A common trait amongst Trumpanzees: Believe the simpliest most emotional argument and then dig in despite being presented with actual facts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    But it that is exactly what will happen,and that is exactly what I was saying
    if that's true, what's gonna be the result of the latest tax cuts for businesses?

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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle junior View Post
    if that's true, what's gonna be the result of the latest tax cuts for businesses?
    Using Rpeter's rationale, prices for consumer goods will come down thereby making life easier for the workers.

    Yeah, that's going to happen :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humbert View Post
    Because it is not a simple matter of cause and effect as you seem to believe. And your inability to communicate your position only paints you into an indefensible position. A common trait amongst Trumpanzees: Believe the simpliest most emotional argument and then dig in despite being presented with actual facts.

    Bla bla bla, your inability to comprehend is the problem,if I wanted to put it out in straight up terms I would have,and I got exactly what I was looking for, proof of how dense you really are.
    You have presented no actual facts,you are the one who is digging in trying to save face and you are failing big time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle junior View Post
    if that's true, what's gonna be the result of the latest tax cuts for businesses?

    Time me will tell. Seems a lot of corporate money stored for years off shore is returning,manufacturing is up,wages are growing,but I predict as usual the corporate greed will be the winner. This is what I have been saying all along,the corporations always come out on top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maanaam View Post
    Using Rpeter's rationale, prices for consumer goods will come down thereby making life easier for the workers.

    Yeah, that's going to happen :/
    Where did I say that,I am saying that in the end corporations will always come out on top. Get a tax brake make more money loose that tax break make more money,win win for the corporations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    the corporate greed will be the winner.
    So no real benefit to anyone except members of the board......meanwhile the middle class is shrinking and a big percentage of Americans are living pay check to pay check without adequate health insurance........pretty lame argument you got there.........by your logic, the only positive result to lower taxes for businesses is that higher cost of US made goods won't be attributed to higher corporate taxes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maanaam View Post
    Using Rpeter's rationale, prices for consumer goods will come down thereby making life easier for the workers.

    Yeah, that's going to happen :/
    You are using flawed logic,you left out the corporate greed factor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle junior View Post
    So no real benefit to anyone except members of the board......meanwhile the middle class is shrinking and a big percentage of Americans are living pay check to pay check without adequate health insurance........pretty lame argument you got there.........by your logic, the only positive result to lower taxes for businesses is that higher cost of US made goods won't be attributed to higher corporate taxes.

    Flawed logic you have as along with Mannam you fail to insert the corporate greed factor. It makes no difference what the scenario is it will always be win win for the corporations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    Flawed logic you have as along with Mannam you fail to insert the corporate greed factor. It makes no difference what the scenario is it will always be win win for the corporations.
    my post was based on the corporate greed factor......it's always win/win for the corporates cuz numbnutz like you keep buying the hype you're being sold by the people doing the winning......meanwhile you're losing your spending power and paying higher taxes so big banks and Exxon etc. can give themselves hundred million dollar annual bonuses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    You have presented no actual facts,you
    I will explain it again because you are learning impaired.

    Raising prices is the least effective method of dealing with taxation. Raising prices SUPRESSES sales. Corporations have numerous ways to offset increased tax expense. They seek alternative cheaper suppliers, they can lower operating expenses, they can re-balance inventories. THE LAST RESORT IS TO PASS THE EXPENSE ON TO THE CONSUMER. THAT IS A FACT YOU DENSE MORON.

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    some of you may have already seen this, but....

    there was a 1950s tv show in the US called 'trackdown' about the texas rangers. on one episode, a grifter named trump (seriously) showed up in a small town and said that a cataclysmic event would happen soon but that he could protect everyone in the town by building a wall (seriously).

    here is a brief bit of the episode....and this was a real episode...it's not something that was manipulated recently...


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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    You are using flawed logic,you left out the corporate greed factor.
    You keep banging on about corporate greed but you support that party that does everything it can to enable them with tax cuts, deregulation, legal protections, etc.

    And yet for reasons beyond understanding, you accuse other people of "flawed logic"!


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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle junior View Post
    my post was based on the corporate greed factor......it's always win/win for the corporates cuz numbnutz like you keep buying the hype you're being sold by the people doing the winning......meanwhile you're losing your spending power and paying higher taxes so big banks and Exxon etc. can give themselves hundred million dollar annual bonuses.

    What hype am I buying, the lower corporate tax rate hype or the higher corporate tax rate hype,I have clearly stated I have faith in neither. The only way I see any success in controlling corporate greed is more government control,personally I will take my chances with less government control not only on corporations but in all facets of life. As for the low tax high tax issue I will go with the lower tax at least that gives the opportunity for the corporations to share the savings with the working class although I have no faith that will happen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raycarey View Post
    there was a 1950s tv show in the US called 'trackdown'
    Good stuff! Don't remember the show but I think that was Robert Culp playing the lead character.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humbert View Post
    I will explain it again because you are learning impaired.

    Raising prices is the least effective method of dealing with taxation. Raising prices SUPRESSES sales. Corporations have numerous ways to offset increased tax expense. They seek alternative cheaper suppliers, they can lower operating expenses, they can re-balance inventories. THE LAST RESORT IS TO PASS THE EXPENSE ON TO THE CONSUMER. THAT IS A FACT YOU DENSE MORON.

    All of the options you have suggested are a detriment to the working class. Cheaper suppliers usually means looking to third world countries,hence lower U.S. employment.Lowering operating costs usually hits the working class first ie. aoutomation,lowering the work force. The problem you seem to be having with digesting the fact that higher corporate tax rates hurts the working class is your one dimensional thinking. There are many ways the effect rolls right on down to the working class.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    Flawed logic
    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    The only way I see any success in controlling corporate greed is more government control,personally I will take my chances with less government control
    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    I will go with the lower tax at least that gives the opportunity for the corporations to share the savings with the working class although I have no faith that will happen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    You keep banging on about corporate greed but you support that party that does everything it can to enable them with tax cuts, deregulation, legal protections, etc.

    And yet for reasons beyond understanding, you accuse other people of "flawed logic"!


    Unfortunately the U.S. has a two party political system limiting my options. Having said that there are so many reasons for supporting a particular party not just the economy. As I believe the economy will continue to roll on regardless of the party in power and I believe in less government intrusion into our lives I am forced to go,for the time being,with the Republican Party. Believe me if there was a viable alternative I would be there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humbert View Post
    Good stuff! Don't remember the show but I think that was Robert Culp playing the lead character.

    Why is that good stuff it’s pure fiction?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RPETER65 View Post
    I believe in less government intrusion into our lives
    ...agree: abolish abortion restrictions and let women decide for themselves...

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    Quote Originally Posted by tomcat View Post
    ...agree: abolish abortion restrictions and let women decide for themselves...
    Of course he meant don't let the government legislate to force shops to serve gay people, don't let the government restrict gun ownership, and don't make it a hate crime when LGBT people are lynched.

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