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To: Regulator
Heres a hint, bubba: dont buy foreign crap.

Then no tariff.

Exactly. Government should determine winners and losers rather than millions of free people freely making billions of purchasing decisions that are in the best interest of their families. We should increase taxes and the power of government over the economy to protect American industry from competition!

And we do have free trade...across state lines.

"All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state." Sound familiar?

22 posted on 02/19/2016 7:37:46 AM PST by Mase (Save me from the people who would save me from myself!)
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To: Mase
We should increase taxes and the power of government over the economy to protect American industry from competition!

Absolutely we should increase taxes on foreign businesses. And decrease them - especially the income tax - on U.S. businesses and people.

And yeah, we do want to vote to protect American industry from unfair competition from foreign countries - why be suckers?

And as for your contorted interpretation of Marx, that's hilarious. So the U.S. having customs is "marxism"?

Who knew: the U.S. were founded as a Marxist state....learn something new every day.

Like, some people are idiots spouting slogans.

55 posted on 02/19/2016 9:07:56 AM PST by Regulator
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To: Mase
Government should determine winners and losers rather than millions of free people freely making billions of purchasing decisions that are in the best interest of their families.

Compared to the income tax the Free Traitors™ hide behind tariffs are a damn fair tax engine.

65 posted on 02/19/2016 10:21:53 AM PST by central_va
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