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Originally posted by 564826 View PostNo one like to pay any taxes but you can't cut your self into prosperity.
In a simplistic way, think of the economy as a 5 gallon bucket. The tap is turned on, but there's a hundred holes in the sides that let the bucket drain faster then we can fill it.
Currently, we are paying another water company to help fill the bucket on the premise that, at some point, our faucet will out flow the leaks and we can give them their water back. We've been giving the water back because we have to, but at the cost of importing even more water. We can open our faucet up more, but our reservoir is pretty low and damn well might run out.
So, turn on the faucet or start plugging leaks? Your democrats currently wan to turn on the faucet even more after acknowledging that we're still leakin faster than the bigger tap will provide.
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Originally posted by 564826 View PostNo one like to pay any taxes but you can't cut your self into prosperity.
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Originally posted by 564826 View PostYou need to bring in revenues sooner or later to make a business profitable.
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Originally posted by GhostTX View PostSure you can. You can cut spending. We currently SPEND more than we MAKE, that's why we're in DEBT.
Obama's tax RAISE would increase revenue by $700 BILLION. With his current spending plan, we'd still INCREASE the DEBT by $9 TRILLION.
So, how does the tax increase help when spending is hugely disproportionate to revenue?
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Originally posted by 564826 View PostNo one like to pay any taxes but you can't cut your self into prosperity.
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Originally posted by 564826 View PostWell lets see, have we?
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Originally posted by 564826 View PostNo one like to pay any taxes but you can't cut your self into prosperity.
Obama's tax RAISE would increase revenue by $700 BILLION. With his current spending plan, we'd still INCREASE the DEBT by $9 TRILLION.
So, how does the tax increase help when spending is hugely disproportionate to revenue?
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