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To: sagar
Tax reform and regulation reform might make it more profitable for companies to operate in the US rather than overseas. I believe the government effectively chases jobs away. If the government would stop "helping", I think employment would improve.

With a pro-business environment, there would be more entrepreurs. People would show initiative and try to build something. Currently, a lot of people have "gone Galt" and tried to get out of the system because they perceived corruption and a stacked deck. Again, if government "did less", I think more people would jump in, show initiative and try to build their lives.

And, of course, any change involving less taxation, less regulation, and more vibrant economy would foster more freedom in society.

I see no contradictions. I think government blocks solutions. Less government = more solutions.

68 posted on 04/26/2014 2:30:56 PM PDT by ClearCase_guy
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To: ClearCase_guy

Jobs, economy, healthcare, feelings, culture, arts etc are not responsibilities of the gubmint.

No taxes, no welfare, no healthcare, no culture, no arts, and no feelings! The gubmint has to be lean and mean. When you have to fend for yourself, you will be completely free to thrive (or wither).

Start by voiding such parasitical gubmint programs as social security, medicare, food stamps, unemployment insurance, health insurance, and arts. Then dismantle the concept of taxes, income, capital, sales, and property! No exceptions.

The heck with “American jobs”. That is a socialist concept. The ideal business will require no “jobs” as these are expenses that every business SHOULD BE CUTTING! Freedom is when you have to survive and thrive on your own.


69 posted on 04/26/2014 2:46:03 PM PDT by sagar
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