protest in ny

[bud7562]

So what is the common man to do? Continue to pay higher taxes so the richer can get more tax breaks and send more of our jobs overseas? SMH.

thats why is so protest in this country and around the world. that why the rich is getting richer, to much taxing and enough good paying jobs.

[AUTaxMan]

thats why is so protest in this country and around the world. that why the rich is getting richer, to much taxing and enough good paying jobs.

Can I get a translator please?

[bud7562]

Can I get a translator please?

ever thing getting higher and paycheck is getting samller, and the food getting higher, too much geed for the rich.

[marekschwarz33]

ever thing getting higher and paycheck is getting samller, and the food getting higher, too much geed for the rich.

You responded to his post asking you to clarify but you did so with another incoherent sentence...

No, higher prices have nothing to do with the rich being "greedy". Our entire economic system is messed up in large part due to the federal reserve. These protesters should stop arguing against capitalism and start focusing on auditing/ending the federal reserve. When you have a fiat currency, inflation and price instability are going to happen. If you want to bring jobs back to America, you need to give business owners incentive to not outsource jobs. This is why tax breaks for corporations are important. Also, labor overseas is signifantly cheaper...perhaps the minimum wage needs to be lowered here.

[AUTaxMan]

You responded to his post asking you to clarify but you did so with another incoherent sentence...

No, higher prices have nothing to do with the rich being "greedy". Our entire economic system is messed up in large part due to the federal reserve. These protesters should stop arguing against capitalism and start focusing on auditing/ending the federal reserve. When you have a fiat currency, inflation and price instability are going to happen. If you want to bring jobs back to America, you need to give business owners incentive to not outsource jobs. This is why tax breaks for corporations are important. Also, labor overseas is signifantly cheaper...perhaps the minimum wage needs to be lowered here.

Someone gets it.

[Hilfiger1975]

Again you are putting words in my mouth like a lot of your buddies on here like to do. 20 years ago none of us were with Obama/Wright let alone heard of him so we cant really say what went on. Obama is clearly not a racists and does not agree with any racist sentiment on either side. Let me ask you do you blindly agree with everything that your preacher says? Has you preacher ever said something that some would consider questionable?

That's an understatement...

[tutall]

You responded to his post asking you to clarify but you did so with another incoherent sentence...

No, higher prices have nothing to do with the rich being "greedy". Our entire economic system is messed up in large part due to the federal reserve. These protesters should stop arguing against capitalism and start focusing on auditing/ending the federal reserve. When you have a fiat currency, inflation and price instability are going to happen. If you want to bring jobs back to America, you need to give business owners incentive to not outsource jobs. This is why tax breaks for corporations are important. Also, labor overseas is signifantly cheaper...perhaps the minimum wage needs to be lowered here.

I agree with this post... I have always said minimum wage needs to be lowered... It really does nothing when raised except make the prices higher for everything. Also I like how these protesters are arguing against capitalism yet if we had a true capitalistic country the banks would have failed instead of being bailed out.

[tutall]

[QUOTE=duane1969;10536944]That is thanks to competition for high quality employees. Take 5 of those factories out of the equation and see what the salary drops to. [QUOTE]

But the fact of the matter ramains in the blue collar areas of the US there are still factories that pay very well... We have a 2 GM assembly plants within a reasonable area, we have many trailer and boat factories, and we have one of the largest producers of windmills just down the road from us. We have many of the suppliers in state also thanks to our governor who is very pro-business.

[sanfran22]

and you have now lost all credibility for political debate. thanks for playing

Now??

[duane1969]

[QUOTE=tutall;10539039][QUOTE=duane1969;10536944]That is thanks to competition for high quality employees. Take 5 of those factories out of the equation and see what the salary drops to.

But the fact of the matter ramains in the blue collar areas of the US there are still factories that pay very well... We have a 2 GM assembly plants within a reasonable area, we have many trailer and boat factories, and we have one of the largest producers of windmills just down the road from us. We have many of the suppliers in state also thanks to our governor who is very pro-business.

I get that. The problem is that for every area like yours with plenty of factories and jobs there are ten areas with no factories and hardly any jobs.