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they are paying, up front. 10 billion dollars worth with the investment of hiring 13,000 employees. It's called an investment, they are gambling the people of WI will produce for them the billions they invested. I get it, you don't understand investments. you're a fking libturd, what else would I expect.after they deposit 10 billion and employ 13,000. It's a refund. like buying a bottle of pop and getting money back when you bring back the empty bottle. Or recycling aluminum, you get the aluminum and turn it in for a refund. it's really simple bubba.The wording is very clear, they will receive cash payments. Are you dishonest or really stupid? Both probably?no, just cause you can post on a message board doesn't mean anything you write is accurate. I posted the language in the bill. the company is providing collateral, not the government paying cash. again, just cause you have the ability to post, doesn't change the fact of what is actually happening.No, in the real word. No other way to see cash payments to a company.
They would have to pay taxes to call it a refund. They won't be doing that.
no different than a job, company owns my time.The right wing doesn't have a problem with corporate welfare, only welfare for Individuals.again, you can't read: "The bill approved on a bipartisan 64-31 vote would make $2.85 billion available to Foxconn Technology in cash payments if it invests $10 billion and hires 13,000 workers. The Senate approved the proposal Tuesday."no that isn't what they're doing at all. read the bill idiot.
Again because you are really slow:
Under the bill, the company would have 15 years to access the maximum $2.85 billion in cash payments tied to meeting the investment and hiring numbers. They can also receive $150 million in sales tax exemptions on construction equipment.
i can't stand people misleading the public like you. shame on you
So it would seem.
Why not invest in better welfare schemes, and insist the People, have to engage in better morals for it.
THIS is exactly why I'm opposed to welfare, corporate or otherwise. THIS is exactly what lurks behind every welfare scheme: a lever to control people. Fuck that.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
The competitive wage is below a livable wage making the competitive wage be too low.
Define: Exact worth.
Employees that are degreed for certification (example: Engineer) generally make more because the employer must have them to operate, otherwise no.
I never wrote 'where and how they live.' I wrote livable wage.
redistribution of wealth is what it is; socialism does it, capitalism doesn't. any questions.again, no such thing as corporate whatever you call it. giving out money for nothing is welfare.The right wing doesn't have a problem with corporate welfare, only welfare for Individuals.again, you can't read: "The bill approved on a bipartisan 64-31 vote would make $2.85 billion available to Foxconn Technology in cash payments if it invests $10 billion and hires 13,000 workers. The Senate approved the proposal Tuesday."no that isn't what they're doing at all. read the bill idiot.The WI tax payers giving $3 billion to a foreign company is a good deal? You must be a communist.
Again because you are really slow:
Under the bill, the company would have 15 years to access the maximum $2.85 billion in cash payments tied to meeting the investment and hiring numbers. They can also receive $150 million in sales tax exemptions on construction equipment.
i can't stand people misleading the public like you. shame on you
Why not invest in better welfare schemes, and insist the People, have to engage in better morals for it.
By the public sector. It makes all the difference in the world, except to the right wing.redistribution happens everyday around the nation, for goods purchased. And most americans work for the money they use to redistribute. only the poor feel they can sit on their ass and get paid.redistribution of income is socialist, not capitalist. The right wing Only complains when income is redistributed to the poor.again, no such thing as corporate whatever you call it. giving out money for nothing is welfare.The right wing doesn't have a problem with corporate welfare, only welfare for Individuals.again, you can't read: "The bill approved on a bipartisan 64-31 vote would make $2.85 billion available to Foxconn Technology in cash payments if it invests $10 billion and hires 13,000 workers. The Senate approved the proposal Tuesday."Again because you are really slow:
Under the bill, the company would have 15 years to access the maximum $2.85 billion in cash payments tied to meeting the investment and hiring numbers. They can also receive $150 million in sales tax exemptions on construction equipment.
i can't stand people misleading the public like you. shame on you
Why not invest in better welfare schemes, and insist the People, have to engage in better morals for it.
Contract carriers.
Religion is a form of control.The right wing doesn't have a problem with corporate welfare, only welfare for Individuals.again, you can't read: "The bill approved on a bipartisan 64-31 vote would make $2.85 billion available to Foxconn Technology in cash payments if it invests $10 billion and hires 13,000 workers. The Senate approved the proposal Tuesday."no that isn't what they're doing at all. read the bill idiot.The WI tax payers giving $3 billion to a foreign company is a good deal? You must be a communist.
Again because you are really slow:
Under the bill, the company would have 15 years to access the maximum $2.85 billion in cash payments tied to meeting the investment and hiring numbers. They can also receive $150 million in sales tax exemptions on construction equipment.
i can't stand people misleading the public like you. shame on you
So it would seem.
Why not invest in better welfare schemes, and insist the People, have to engage in better morals for it.
THIS is exactly why I'm opposed to welfare, corporate or otherwise. THIS is exactly what lurks behind every welfare scheme: a lever to control people. Fuck that.
They have a small fleet of trailers that are pulled by contract carriers.
What it being discussed isn't corporate welfare.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
No, the problem is that any argument will do against capitalism.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
I think the problem is that some of them only know one argument.
You make it seem like it is either, or; socialists know we should try to merely use Capitalism, for all of its worth in modern economic times.No, the problem is that any argument will do against capitalism.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
I think the problem is that some of them only know one argument.
What it being discussed isn't corporate welfare.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
A general tax for unemployment compensation is simpler and less expensive, as a form of "red tape".
What it being discussed isn't corporate welfare.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
I have been discussing corporate welfare. For example the Foxconn deal:
Under the bill, the company would have 15 years to access the maximum $2.85 billion in cash payments tied to meeting the investment and hiring numbers. They can also receive $150 million in sales tax exemptions on construction equipment.
What it being discussed isn't corporate welfare.
I assume you are against corporate welfare then? Cause it certainly isn't capitalism.
I have been discussing corporate welfare. For example the Foxconn deal:
Under the bill, the company would have 15 years to access the maximum $2.85 billion in cash payments tied to meeting the investment and hiring numbers. They can also receive $150 million in sales tax exemptions on construction equipment.
Are you a citizen living in Wisconsin?
Don't see how that matters. Cash payments from the government to a business is clearly corp welfare and against free market capitalism.
Don't see how that matters. Cash payments from the government to a business is clearly corp welfare and against free market capitalism.
It matters because if you are not a citizen of Wisconsin, this whole issue is none of your business. It is solely the business Wisconsinites.
