business bankruptcy and taxes
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How can a state on the verge of bankruptcy raise taxes?
1.Businesses have already started leaving or folding. Don’t you think to stimulate an economy we should cut taxes and make a state “business friendly?” People are, losing their homes and jobs, so who will bear this burden?
2.Wouldn’t we employ more people if we can keep businesses in our state?
3. Wouldn’t cutting even more taxes in our country stimulate even more growth and employment so that we would not have to rely on the government for health care?
4. What about privatization of services?
Yup, Wild man, you guessed it, and we are going down in flames!
Lisa: Michigan wants to tax services, LaSalle Bank and Comerica left. Small business services will really feel it. So more jobs lost!
If it’s here in Massachusetts, the answer is with ease.
1. Democrats aren’t concerned about reality, they’ll burn that bridge when they come to it.
2. Yes, but stop thinking logically and realistically, if you are that way you must be a mean spirited Republican.
3. Democrats don’t care about growing the economy, only growing the government. We will ram public health care down your throat whether it is good for you or not because it IS good for big government
4. In the liberal world, the only thing private will be the three types of restrooms, men, women, and transgendered.
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