The Derp
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Nothing "magical" about it. They work in a nation of 350 million because of diversity in the labor force and the ability to compete between states and localities.
A few things:
1. Why do you believe that?
2. How is the tax cut experiment in the "laboratory of democracy" not indicative of its failure nationally?
3. What does the labor force have to do with cutting taxes for corporations, pass-thrus, and the rich? Are there not corporations, pass-thrus, and the rich outside of Kansas?
4. Explain how diversity of the labor force nationally has any bearing on the performance of the economy after a tax cut?.
5. Seems to me you're ignoring Kansas because it undermines your entire fiscal argument.
Just to be clear; I don't expect you to address any of these points because you can't. Because you're a fraud.
The economic impact is spread across an entire nation and not confined to state borders, so lack of jobs, lack of skilled labor, budget shortfalls and deficits aren't a problem. The US can borrow money from China, Kansas can't. The US can raise and lower interest through the Federal Reserve, Kansas can't. The US can implement tariffs and negotiate trade deals with other countries, Kansas can't..
So you're saying people in Kansas only conduct commerce within the state borders of Kansas?!?!?!?! What a fucking joke. Everything you're saying is a joke. KS can most definitely borrow money by issuing state bonds. In fact, Kansas had to borrow close to $1B to cover for the deficits that appeared after their tax cuts. It's one of the reasons why its credit was downgraded not once, not twice, but three times
Wow. You know nothing about this subject at all.
I'm sorry that you're too stupid to understand free market economics. Apparently, you have "I LOVE BIG GOV" stamped on your ass and nothing will ever change you. I wish you'd move to Venezuela or Denmark and live happily ever after... leave US the hell alone! We don't want your Eurotrash Socialism!
You don't know the first thing about the free market. In fact, it's becoming clear that you know less than nothing. What you know are false and lies.
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