Don t Let Anybody Tell You That Businesses Create Jobs

[OnePercenter]

It is so good of you to realize it was the creative innovators that are the true jobs creators. Employees are simply the production supplier hired to mass produce someone else's idea, thank God we have those willing to take risks bringing their ingenious ideas to life in order that so many others can benefit with a job.

People buying the product or the service that creates people (employees) to build or service.

 

[OnePercenter]

Not when you have manufacturing and technology where they can be replaced by robotics who can do the job more efficiently and drones technology that's now able to deliver packages. If you don't have the skills and education to keep up with the changing times, you better look to Walmart or a career flipping burgers.

Where do drones deliver packages?

 

[bripat9643]

Do you honestly think that sort of idiocy helps your case?

Hillary spouted warmed over Marxism that was too stupid to take seriously.

Without business, there are no jobs in a free market - period.

That you would substitute forced labor under the whip of the state does not alter the fact that in a free market, business is the source of jobs.

There isn't a free market.

Yeah, that much is true. You and your fellow commies killed it. Now we have the Obama fascist economy.

 

[bripat9643]

It is so good of you to realize it was the creative innovators that are the true jobs creators. Employees are simply the production supplier hired to mass produce someone else's idea, thank God we have those willing to take risks bringing their ingenious ideas to life in order that so many others can benefit with a job.

People buying the product or the service that creates people (employees) to build or service.

Huh?

 

[Mac1958]

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Those who understand nothing about business think that an employer does not hire and invest until the cash register rings.

And then they complain when it is pointed out that business is afraid to take risks based on the current environment.

Mind boggling.

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[zeke]

And then they complain when it is pointed out that business is afraid to take risks based on the current environment.

Who complains? Of course business is afraid to expand (take risks). They don't have enough demand to justify the expense that come with an expansion. And the business owners don't see enough potential demand to take more risk.

Demand for a product or service causes business's to grow and expand. Not the desire to spend capital with no return on investment.

 

[BlackSand]

So the end justifies the means?

If you don't like it ... Do it better yourself.
If you think it is unjust ... Start a business and do it the way you want to.

Then you may actually understand what an employer provides for their employees.

I did.....thrice.

Well that explains a lot ... Better luck next time or accept the fact you must suck at it.

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[Mathbud1]

When Hillary Clinton makes an idiotic statement like "Don't let anybody tell you that businesses create jobs", it gives me yet another reason not to vote for the corrupt old hag, IF she does decide to run for president.

But yet you can't refute her statement.

Again... which statement? The one where she said businesses don't create jobs or the later one where she says they do?

 

[Mathbud1]

And then they complain when it is pointed out that business is afraid to take risks based on the current environment.

Who complains? Of course business is afraid to expand (take risks). They don't have enough demand to justify the expense that come with an expansion. And the business owners don't see enough potential demand to take more risk.

Demand for a product or service causes business's to grow and expand. Not the desire to spend capital with no return on investment.

And no matter how you try to twist it you always end up with the statement "businesses create jobs."

Whether it is in response to anticipated demand, realized demand, or any other reason, you still end up with businesses creating jobs.

No matter their motivation in doing so, businesses actually create the jobs. All the demand in the world won't do any good if you strangle the businesses that are actually doing the hiring.

 

[Uncensored2008]

Where do drones deliver packages?

Put your bong down and leave mom's basement occasionally...

{The DomiCopter has eight spinning blades that lift the vessel, which contains Domino's standard insulation bag. According to Fox News, no flying permits were required because the drone operated less than 126 meters off the ground, but Domino's did need to receive permission from the owner of the land below.}

DomiCopter Drone From Domino s Delivers Pizza By Air VIDEO

 

[Wyld Kard]

When Hillary Clinton makes an idiotic statement like "Don't let anybody tell you that businesses create jobs", it gives me yet another reason not to vote for the corrupt old hag, IF she does decide to run for president.

But yet you can't refute her statement.

Refuted.
Hillary Clinton Businesses Don t Create Jobs Why She s Never Been More Wrong Zero Hedge

In case you haven't heard: Hillary Clinton wants to retract the statement she made about businesses and corporations don't create jobs. Gee I wonder why? Could it be that the old hag was wrong?

Hillary Clinton s Backtracking Balderdash About Businesses Not Creating Jobs - Investors.com

Hillary Clinton keeps proving that she's an idiot, but stupid liberals will proudly stand by her no matter what she says or how stupid it is.

 

[OnePercenter]

Yeah, that much is true. You and your fellow commies killed it. Now we have the Obama fascist economy.

The free market was killed by Republicans/corporate America/wall street.

 

[OnePercenter]

Huh?

No people to buy. No employees needed.

 

[bripat9643]

Yeah, that much is true. You and your fellow commies killed it. Now we have the Obama fascist economy.

The free market was killed by Republicans/corporate America/wall street.

Hmmm, no. It was killed by freedom hating commies like you.

 

[BlackSand]

Huh?

No people to buy. No employees needed.

No people to buy what ...

I mean if the employer doesn't open a business ... Then there isn't anything for the people to buy and nothing for the employees to do.

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[OnePercenter]

Those who understand nothing about business think that an employer does not hire and invest until the cash register rings.

And then they complain when it is pointed out that business is afraid to take risks based on the current environment.

Mind boggling.

An employer creates a platform. The employees make all the money.

Business is making money, so much so their pockets are full. The problem is they're not making it by conducting business, but by playing the market.

 

[OnePercenter]

Who complains? Of course business is afraid to expand (take risks). They don't have enough demand to justify the expense that come with an expansion. And the business owners don't see enough potential demand to take more risk.

Demand for a product or service causes business's to grow and expand. Not the desire to spend capital with no return on investment.

Smart businesses create demand.

 

[Vigilante]

 

[OnePercenter]

Well that explains a lot ... Better luck next time or accept the fact you must suck at it.

I made $26.5M last year 'sucking at it.'

 

[BlackSand]

Those who understand nothing about business think that an employer does not hire and invest until the cash register rings.

And then they complain when it is pointed out that business is afraid to take risks based on the current environment.

Mind boggling.

An employer creates a platform. The employees make all the money.

Business is making money, so much so their pockets are full. The problem is they're not making it by conducting business, but by playing the market.

The platform the employer creates is the business and the jobs it brings ...

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