M14 Shooter
The Light of Truth
- Sep 26, 2007
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I'm sorry - we're discussing what you said, as quoted.Sorry, I assumed a certain intellect here. I guess I overestimated. The discussion is about supply side economics or "trickle down".Because you don;t know any big words, eh?Let me use small words....:doh:If the government is taxing the rich, then it is not the trickle down theory,is it? And why would folks refrain from spending because they are taxed? They would spend more to avoid paying taxes. Have someone explain to you how businesses get to deduct their expenses from their income.
How much of your personal spending do you get to write off?
That businesses get to deduct expenses from their incomes in no way means people have an incentive to spend more when taxed more.
All of that is nice, but it doesn't have anything to do with what you said.The theory behind trickle down is if you cut taxes for the wealthy, they will INVEST more and that that will lead to economic growth; not that they will go out and by another Benz. Money that they invest; that they use to build the economy is a business expense.
You said:
And why would folks refrain from spending because they are taxed? They would spend more to avoid paying taxes
You then immediately said:
Have someone explain to you how businesses get to deduct their expenses from their income
Your 2nd statement does not support your first because "folks" don't get to deduct expenses like businesses do.
If you have no idea what is being discussed, stop commenting.
1: And why would folks refrain from spending because they are taxed? They would spend more to avoid paying taxes
2: Have someone explain to you how businesses get to deduct their expenses from their income
Your 2nd statement does not support your first because "folks" don't get to deduct expenses like businesses do; that you refuse to understand this denotes the inability or unwillingness to admit how wrong you are.
So... which is it?