Originally posted by dawnstar
the republicans lost the congress because of their losy management of the Iraq war, the fact that there was just too many scandles didn't help much
either...the tax breaks were kind of low on the spectrum of reasons.
Well I guess Bush should have sat on his butt and did nothing like the Democrats did. Would that have made you happy?
as far as all the poor corporations going broke if it wasn't for the tax breaks...but having a few million to give to their upper management,
um...that's like someone who needs welfare going out and splurging on nightly steak dinners..expecially when some of these companies end up in the
end of the year not owing any taxes but rather getting a nice gift from the gov't....
Look, if it’s about the steak dinner than get yourself a corporation and perhaps some day you too can have your steak dinner.
it's simple really, if our household budget is so tight, I need tax relief or gov't handouts to stay afloat....we all stand a cold chance in
hades of getting a new pair of designer jeans, or $100 sneakers...it's just economics. if these companies are so troubled that they can't keep
afloat without government assistance, well, the same economic principles should apply...
Government handouts? That’s a laugh. The government has never made a penny and never will, the money they have is created by Corporations and other
small business that hire people and pay taxes---that’s where the money comes from. No corporations, no money, no jobs, no government.
if thier budget can be stretched to accomadate taxes (we pay our taxes), provide a wage for all their employees that can sustain them without
depending on the government to keep the alive for them, and well continue day to day operations without a government infusion of funds...they have no
business increasing the wages of those within their company that are already making so much that they are living a lifestyle of luxury!! that
lifestyle is being supported by the taxpayers! so, yes, it is the taxpayers business how much they are making! as well as the stockholders...since,
hey, much of the retirement fundings are invested in stocks to begin with.
Corporations pay trillions in taxes every year, and you pay taxes because you have your own company or you work for a company that created your
job.
And most corporations, those that are public, meaning they are listed in the stock exchange, are owned by average people through stock purchases or
company pension plans.