Those
now lining up against the Biden administration's $3.5 trillion Reconciliation Bill represent the same small segment of society that has always demanded working families demure to the wants and desires of the so-called "job creators."
The "job creator" fantasy is a malignant, but persistent myth that the corporate class and their power-suited courtiers use to
squeeze the working class and
extract their wealth.
Those now lining up against the Biden administration's $3.5 trillion Reconciliation Bill represent the same small segment of society that has always demanded working families surrender to the wants and desires of the so-called "job creators." The "job creator" fantasy is a malignant, but...
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The job creators aren't really that good at creating jobs are they?
A lot of the far right who profess they love capitalism and it's the only economic system that works, don't really love capitalism and has no idea how it's supposed to work. They scream about "free markets" and "let the market decide" but they have no idea what that means or the fact that there isn't and never has been "free markets" anywhere in the world.
Those who are filthy rich knows this and rely on stupid people to perpetuate it.
Most of the jobs in America are not created by big business. It's created by small and medium size business.
Small business and mostly medium business isn't owned by the rich. They are owned by the middle class.
I will point out that in a capitalistic society, no business should ever need or receive a penny from the government. Nor should they need any tax cut.
If a business needs a tax cut to stay open, that business is a failure. If that business needs welfare from the government, we call them subsidies, that business is a failure.
No capitalist will ever hire someone because they got a tax cut. No capitalist will ever hire someone to stand around all day doing nothing.
The only reason why a capitalist will ever hire new people is because they have more work to do than the existing employees can handle in a normal 40 hour work week.
If a business has more work to do than the existing employees can handle, that business is having more sales. If they are having more sales they are making more money and the last thing they need is a tax cut or welfare from the government.
If a business needs a tax cut or subsidies to stay open, that business is a failure. If the business isn't generating revenues to cover their operating expenses, that business is a failure and in capitalism that business needs to close. NOT be given money by the government. Just handing that business money won't generate new customers, sales and revenue.
Just because someone creates a job doesn't mean they deserve special treatment everyone else doesn't get from our government. That's a violation of the 14th amendment of equal justice under the law.