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To: Capt. Tom
People go into business to make money, not to create jobs or get onerous Taxes or regulations put on them.
The Cruise Lines are no different except they have found way to avoid taxes, jut like many individual citizens have. -Tom

 

While this may be true, it does not offset the fact that these foreign corporations are begging the US to bail them out.

Let Panama and Liberia worry about them.

13 posted on 02/18/2021 9:29:40 AM PST by Responsibility2nd (Trump is a deposed Pres. in exile. America is truly a banana republic. Our govt. has been overthrown)
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To: Responsibility2nd

Ok but there are thousands of US jobs at risk also. That is not an exaggeration


16 posted on 02/18/2021 10:07:49 AM PST by gibsonguy
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To: Responsibility2nd
While this may be true, it does not offset the fact that these foreign corporations are begging the US to bail them out....Let Panama and Liberia worry about them.

While I'm sure they'd be happy to take it, I haven't heard the cruise lines begging for aid. There was some talk last summer with President Trump, I'm sure aid came up, but if I recall the issue was the possibility of leasing ships if needed to accommodate covid patients.

The ports in Florida and the Florida Ports Council have been asking for aid, for both cruise and container operations, but they're US organizations, not foreign. And yes, some of that could be said to flow to cruise lines as one of the port problems is reduction in rents and fees. My guess, they've gotten some.

21 posted on 02/18/2021 1:02:37 PM PST by SJackson (If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun...folks in Philly like a good brawl, BH Obama)
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