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However as a practical matter I concede that heavy industry is a necessary evil, and so therefore we should just tax it severely as an incentive to operate cleanly and develop and actually utilize clean industrial technologies.
OK! Good to know! You support the job-destroying policies of the EPA. There must be a lot of you, given the success they are having.
OK! Good to know! You support the job-destroying policies of the EPA. There must be a lot of you, given the success they are having.
I actually corrected it, I don't support the taxation of "industry" , i just support a revenue neutral shift of taxation toward anyone who pollutes by discharging byproducts into the air, soil, and water. Some industries are clean, and they should have low taxes, if they are taxed at all.
And there are high-paying manufacturing and technology jobs to be created in developing technologies that do not pollute, and manufacturing and exporting these products to foreign countries.
EPA is a bureaucracy and should be as small as necessary to get the job done, and having simple, sensible regulations goes a long way towards keeping the costs of the bureaucracy down.
Truly this a great sign of economic recovery (/sarcasm). We all know the best way to grow an economy, though, is for the government to spend money on "shovel ready projections."
As long as Wall Street is doing well, our President won't try to lure back manufacturing to our nation.
Manufacturing and commodities create wealth and grow economies, not government jobs at the EPA that try to shut those manufacturing jobs down, sorry libs.
Some people can't read what you are trying to say. Political satire is wasted on them. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, green chutes all the way there.
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