Mikermckelvy wrote:
From: Joseph Oberlander
Date: 3/13/04 5:16 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id: k.net
Mikermckelvy wrote:
Economy is glutted with low-wage earners and illegals who don't pay
taxes. Something like 4-6 million illegals in the U.S. currently.
Another 4-6 million jobs shipped offshore in the last decade or two.
And there are new jobs and businesses being created here as well. It's not
static unless taxation gets to be too high.
We're still waiting for all those new jobs.
You mean you're unemployed?
No. Self-employed but always looking for a better job. Computers
is getting old fast these days. The whole field is imploding as
it has reached a technical level that only large companies can
compete in.
But cutting taxes is NOT the same as spending less. That's the
primary fallacy of our curent economic system.
Cutting taxes equals more money into the treasury as it stimulates economic
growth and job creation, it happens every time.
Except for this time. Something's wrong. People aren't spending
like they were. There is no trickle of funds from the rich, either.
Remember - the SAME PEOPLE who started the mess in Korea and
Vietnam are in power. If they decide tommorrow to kick us out,
withing 48 hours, every American will be expelled with only
the clothes on their backs.
They don't respect our patents or copyrights, spy on our
companies over there, and if we do leave, the factory becomes
state property at OUR expense.
I aaume you mean the Chinese?
I never thought we should be doing business with them in the first place.
You see - almost everyone agrees with this. Yet we are over there.