Dugdale_Jukes
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- Dec 30, 2012
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The left is under the absurd belief that moving jobs overseas makes the market "free". How ignorant does one have to be to think that corporations actually want to spend the millions upon millions to lay off workers, build new facilities in a foreign land, find interpreters to do business with, and then hire foreign workers?
This was done under the extreme necessity of government strangling business literally to their death with taxes and regulations.
Libtards are so dumb, they can't comprehend that businesses are basically consumers of business environments. Just as consumers shop store to store to store for the best price and quality, business shops nations/municipalities for the best environment (lowest taxes, least regulations, best labor laws, etc.). And when another location provides these things, liberals stand around scratching their heads wondering why. Then they take to the message boards and cry like little bitches about the "evil rich".
Curiosity killed the cat, but it seems pretty safe to ask someone with your apparent level of awareness whether wages are factored into these decisions?
Another question is, what is it worth to have rivers that don't catch on fire and what is it worth to avoid 'Love Canal' type factory sites here? Is that, in your opinion, really worth destroying the economic engine that made the US the strongest economy in history from about 1950-1967.
Yes, I get it that the Clinton economy is recorded as the strongest, but it like the Reagan years, was 100% fueled by open borders, government borrowing, and unsavory accounting practices; whereas the Truman-IKE-Kennedy economies were fueled by production and trade.
Actually they were fueled by post war rebuilding. But never mind that Kennedy instituted a tax break across the board because the economy wasn't performing. Details were never your strong point.
What else but rebuilding would have "fueled" the, uh, postwar, uh, economy, chief? Speaking of details, Mr Emission, you failed to mention that the Marshall Plan and GI Bill were hard core REAL Keynesian economics [read, emergency or temporary policies] that paid back BIG TIME with ZERO tax-based corporate welfare.
I made no claim those years were perfect. My claim was they were real. Your Fox News grade bullshit about Kennedy's tax break is interesting but irrelevant. However, since you brought it up, let's cram it back down your throat. Truman and IKE also made tax changes. IKE specifically praised unions as "full partners" in America's destiny. You also failed to mention any of that. Who is leaving out more stuff?
To recap: my point is that was a REAL economy based on real DEMAND, real money in real time, not a PERMANENT KEYNESIAN debt-fueled canned heat fantasy economy with more propagandist-grade names behind it than a new war; to wit, "voodoo", "trickle down", "supply side", "new economy", etc.
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