SuperDemocrat
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- Mar 4, 2015
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Don't try to sell trickle down to me, quit buying that bullshit years ago. The wealthy do not create jobs out of thin air out of the goodness of their heart. They capitalize on demand for goods and services no matter the tax structure.Working people are never included in their calculations, the wealthy get a tax cut, mission accomplished.The trailer house manufactures will be happy as more people lose their houses and jobs the trailer parks will be filling up in Kansas
The irony that most jobs come from "the wealthy." So, what happens to "working people" when you take more of the "the wealthy" bastard's money? Do you know when I have less money, I hire fewer people? Boggles the mind, doesn't it? How the heck did that happen?
As for the phrase "working people," why am I going to be the one in the office today? What is it I'm going to be doing while the working people aren't working?
More importantly, allowing more wealth to flow into the hands of the wealthy does not guarantee they will invest it into the local state economy....more likely in our globalized world they will find some foreign country to make money in and they'll invest their new found wealth into Asia or something. The state probably will never see the money they lose from those tax cuts for the rich.
Republicans need to stop thinking it's still the 1950's.
On one hand we are told that the wealthy will just keep it but on the other hand we are told they will invest it in foreign lands with cheap labor. I would like to know which one it is.