chikenwing
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That bone head couldn't keep up with me on his best day.
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Where does government at any level--local, state, and federal--get the money it uses to build and maintain roads?
Why were the roads built? For what purposes? Who were they built for?
Conservatives can usually answer such questions. Apparently the President and his worshippers cannot.
You don't know?
The money comes from "we the people" through gas taxes. We all pay in, we all benefit....even businesses that think they do it all on their own
Obama says the money comes from the government. You disagreeing with him?
I would like to respond to your post, but I have no idea what you are talking about. I contribute to roads through my gas taxes and so does a business. Without question, a business benefits from his customers, supplies and product being able to inexpensively reach his business than I do. I benefit from having millions of miles of roads at my disposal, but a business benefits much more
The business passes that cost on to you idiot. YOU benefit from it, not the business.
Do you realize what you are posting? That makes no sense
Try to follow the flow of the thread. It is not that hard for most people
You don't know?
The money comes from "we the people" through gas taxes. We all pay in, we all benefit....even businesses that think they do it all on their own
Obama says the money comes from the government. You disagreeing with him?
No he doesn't. Please read his entire quote, not the out of context bullshit that Rush Limbaugh feeds you.
The business passes that cost on to you idiot. YOU benefit from it, not the business.
Do you realize what you are posting? That makes no sense
Try to follow the flow of the thread. It is not that hard for most people
It is only a problem for you then. If transportation costs were higher, you would end up paying more. A business doesn't just eat the costs. Any cost placed on a business by government ends up out of the consumer's end. Obama thinks people like you are just stupid and can't see it. Clearly, he has a point, you don't.
Do you realize what you are posting? That makes no sense
Try to follow the flow of the thread. It is not that hard for most people
It is only a problem for you then. If transportation costs were higher, you would end up paying more. A business doesn't just eat the costs. Any cost placed on a business by government ends up out of the consumer's end. Obama thinks people like you are just stupid and can't see it. Clearly, he has a point, you don't.
Sorry..but that has nothing to do with what we are talking about. The topic of the thread is the benefit businesses draw from being a member of society.
Everyone pays in...everyone benefits. Even businesses
I keep wondering who President Obama and his slavish worshippers think built the roads, etc. in the first place? If you listen to them, the government magically created them out of thin air, and that allowed businesses to spring up and prosper. I think all the evidence points to business and commerce already happening making the roads practical and a necessity, and paid for by that same business and commerce.
Primarily responsible? Yes. Completely responsible? No. You have to have some help like loans, grants, and with some businesses government contracts. Government can help and does help lots of businesses that you wouldn't think off the top of your head.
In the day-to-day operations of most small businesses, the federal government has no responsibilities. Nor do they share in any of the risks.
rightwinger wrongly assumes he is driving on federally funded roads at all times. Very few roads are paid with federal funds.
Primarily responsible? Yes. Completely responsible? No. You have to have some help like loans, grants, and with some businesses government contracts. Government can help and does help lots of businesses that you wouldn't think off the top of your head.
Loans and grants come from taxes, not the government.
Government contracts are for services and goods the government determines are needed. Often at prices inflated for the additional issues dealing with the government presents. Government needs the businesses.
I drive 15,000 miles a year on public roads. I pay about $100 a year in gas taxes. No way do I pay for the roads I use
Maybe you should consider doing your fair share and write a check for an additional few thousand to cover your usage.
I don't have to.....I am a member of our society. I pay into it and I benefit from it......just like businesses do
Primarily responsible? Yes. Completely responsible? No. You have to have some help like loans, grants, and with some businesses government contracts. Government can help and does help lots of businesses that you wouldn't think off the top of your head.
Loans and grants come from taxes, not the government.
Government contracts are for services and goods the government determines are needed. Often at prices inflated for the additional issues dealing with the government presents. Government needs the businesses.
Taxes is the government. We all pay in, we all benefit.
Where does government at any level--local, state, and federal--get the money it uses to build and maintain roads?
Why were the roads built? For what purposes? Who were they built for?
Conservatives can usually answer such questions. Apparently the President and his worshippers cannot.
You don't know?
The money comes from "we the people" through gas taxes. We all pay in, we all benefit....even businesses that think they do it all on their own
but remember folks, you didn't hear what you heard Obama say
SNIP:
Monday, July 23, 2012
Most Americans believe entrepreneurs who start businesses do more to create jobs and economic growth than big businesses or government. They also believe overwhelmingly that small business owners work harder than other Americans and are primarily responsible for the success or failure of their businesses.
Seventy-two percent (72%) of Likely U.S. Voters believe that people who start small businesses are primarily responsible for their success or failure. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that only 13% disagree. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
all of it here
72% Believe Small Business Owners Primarily Responsible for Their Own Success - Rasmussen Reports™
Where does government at any level--local, state, and federal--get the money it uses to build and maintain roads?
Why were the roads built? For what purposes? Who were they built for?
Conservatives can usually answer such questions. Apparently the President and his worshippers cannot.
You don't know?
The money comes from "we the people" through gas taxes. We all pay in, we all benefit....even businesses that think they do it all on their own
So the roads argument is a wash. No one benefits any more than any other. Moving on....