chikenwing
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Hmm. "Safe to say" is a pretty way of saying, "I have no actual evidence of this, but I'm going to frame it in such way where I at least feel like I know what the fuck I'm talking about."
You don't know fuck-all, Skippy. I trust the people whose job it is to run these numbers more than I trust a party sycophant to interpret them. Thanks for playing though, Champ.
well when they let you off the bench I'll give ya some help junior.
100% of my business is other small companies ya I do know what I am talking about.
while your mom is cooking your next meal I am out making a living.
Oh, it's the old "You don't agree with my fiscal ideologies so you must be a kid" routine. Look, Gramps, I'm a 60+ hour a week earnin' motherfucker. It's just that I have an educated and historically accurate picture of what the economy in this country has gone through and been. Right now, we're suffering through the death throws of under-regulation and greed gone mad.
Wall Street was behaving (and sadly still is), just like they did before the crash in 1929. When Glass-Steagall was killed, it was only a matter of time. Therefore, I know that in order to really right the ship, we need to look at the time period that followed, where regulation was strict, and taxes weren't at record lows. I'm not suggestion top marginal rates of 90%, or even 60%. 39-40% would be super-dandy and would make a massive dent in our deficit.
It feels good to be educated. It really, really does.
Then use it, no more taxes they don't spend what we give them now worth a shit,why would anyone think more would be better,now you talk spending you might have something.
Do you own a small business,do you know anyone well that does?