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Nice try...but you are lumping your two statements together. Taxes and Loss, (which I went back and read the article again their talking about their earnings).
When did the average Joe become a fascist concerned more with corporate welfare than our country's and citizens' welfares?
When did people start forgetting that our citizens make up the corporations. Corporations are not some evil aliens warring against the meek population of the US. Corporations are made up of people, providing a service to other people. All the terrible money they make.....goes to the people who work for them! Their profits are applied to...... all the people investing in them...more people! Tell me when you spot something wrong here.
When did people start forgetting that our citizens make up the corporations. Corporations are not some evil aliens warring against the meek population of the US. Corporations are made up of people, providing a service to other people. All the terrible money they make.....goes to the people who work for them! Their profits are applied to...... all the people investing in them...more people! Tell me when you spot something wrong here.
Umm, bank bailouts, too big to fail, Goldman Sachs, big bonuses after bailout, corporate expensive resort retreats following bailout...ETC.
Small business has their own share of problems. Under 50 employees they are exempt. Over..well they are mandated to offer insurance, pay taxes and fines.
If you work, health insurance is still tied to your job.
How many businesses will pare down employees under that 50 mark?
When did the average Joe become a fascist concerned more with corporate welfare than our country's and citizens' welfares?
You really have no idea, do you?
Just off the top of your head, think about those big old corporations and what kind of products, services they provide to America and the world. Then think about all the jobs they provide, then think about all the people in America who invest in those corporations - individuals, states, unions, local governments. Then think about all the taxes those employees pay and then maybe rethink the brainwashing that is indicative of the typical liberal, anti-capitalist agenda.
Just off the top of your head, think about those big old corporations and what kind of products, services they provide to America and the world. Then think about all the jobs they provide, then think about all the people in America who invest in those corporations - individuals, states, unions, local governments. Then think about all the taxes those employees pay and then maybe rethink the brainwashing that is indicative of the typical liberal, anti-capitalist agenda.
I worked in corporate America most my life and most recently banking. I have an MBA, the most Gordon Gecko "ME" degree out there. Then I got a heart and conscience.
I am quite sure John Deere is concerned about your bottom line too.
Last edited by CaseyB; 03-26-2010 at 08:12 AM..
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I don't know; not much on it yet outside of the bill.
Well, if you had a business with 55, 60, 70 employees would you pare that number to take advantage of the exemption?
Some might.
How many will drop coverage and take the much lesser expense of a fine?
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