Harry Dresden
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- Dec 15, 2008
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i made the charge?....what the fuck did you say before me?....geezus Dean you are fucked up.....get help.....how do you figure out yours?.....This notion that "the rich" are "job creators" is a simplistic fallacy.
Some of them are, some of them are not. Some of the non-"rich" are job creators because they own small businesses.
That said, we can pretend that the current environment for employers is not negative or hostile, but that's just politics taking over the conversation. And it's far more than just the actions of the administration, it's becoming more and more a part of our culture, as economic principles such as "free" markets and capitalism come under more and more attack. The theorists who have so much influence over this administration clearly don't understand the psychology of business -- especially as it relates to an international business environment that is becoming more and more intensely competitive -- they simply base their theories on raw numbers and old ideas. That's not enough.
Personally, I think employers have been heroic in the way they have increased hiring in the face of this environment.
Heroic? And so charitable. Willing to make expensive unneeded jobs for people who need jobs, yet willing to fight to keep from paying taxes. Contradictions abound.
How do you people figure out these clown comments. How can you think of them and not laugh?
Give examples. You made the charge. Prove it.