Your right that was my first attempt! I dont have the verbal skills that make this type of communcation simple First it mite help to explain how i was raised to see things! First I see people in two catagore.s Their ether prodomitly left brain or right brain I don’t care what race creed religion or sexual preferance.It’s all personal and as privet as they decide. their freedom to chose ! I see left brain as anyone who is musicly inclined and vebaly inclined.THEY learn from books they look to the past to see how they can cange it for the future! Right brain as mecanicly inclined and nonverbaly inclined (Iam the later)YOU draw us a picture (blue print)will build it.WE learn are skills from each other and from everthing around us AS we grow we watched are elders and as they mastered their skills they freely passed it on to us from generation to generation!that means nither side is smarter or dumber as a group we just learn diffarnt skills witch nither one can be used to its fullest without the other. As I understand the marchell plan it was used to put more people to work by cutting the wages of the labor (R brain) and sending the monies to the corperations so they could produse more product with cheap labor.(build cheap cut labor)this was only to last 3-5 years! Its been 64 yrs to the point that every 100.000$ spent 80.000$goes to the person with a collage degree (L brain) 20.000$ to to the person that dosen’t have a degree!(R brain) Example in san diego it cost 200.000$ to put in a 4 way stop sign 160.000 to the company who drew the picture (plan)and $40.000 for labor and matireals! so we build the products to put on the shelf but we cant afford to buy it! So lets follow the money higher wages for the (R) more items sold more taxes paid widen the tax base mean more money in. less percentage needed! lower tax percent for all! higher wages for (R) means less poverty less need for welfair less taxes going out with more coming in I hope this helped Thanx

You must be a republican if you did not understand, my liberal head understood everything….

Wrong!

Seriously… go back to school. You need to review grades three through eight.

It does mean that your not very intelligable. Full sentences help. I think I agree with you.

No, it is your ideas and your erroneous “facts” that make you wrong. The Marshall Plan was intended to rebuild Europe after WW II. It succeeded. It included tax provisions to promote American investment overseas. Those provisions remain in the tax code and help drive the offshoring of American jobs. (Outsourcing is not unAmerican as long as “out” is still in the USA.) No agencies whatsoever oversee “dictated” regulations – all such agencies were created by Public Law and execute Constitutional powers of Congress subject to Congressional oversight. Every dollar spent is spent by appropriation – i.e., Act of Congress. Every dollar of revenue is collected pursuant to some Act of Congress. Every income exemption, every allowable deduction, and every tax credit or rebate is also pursuant to some Act of Congress. Voters can choose a new Congressperson every two years. Voters can replace each of t heir Senators every six. Welfare is driven by poverty, not inflation. Inflation is controlled by the Federal Reserve, which is governed by appointees selected by the President and confirmed by the Senate, sworn into civil service the same as all other Federal employees. All Federal employees, elected, or appointed, have the same boss – The People. Each has statutory and Constitutional duties to carry out regardless of any other appointed or elected official. Only the military are required to obey the lawful orders of the President, and only the lawful ones at that. The President cannot fire any of the
White House Staff! Government has no power over private salaries, and can only impose a minimum wage on industries engaged in interstate commerce. Almost every Governor has more power over events in their State than does the President. Governors command their own national guard all the time unless the guard is mobilized by Congress for national service. All grand government conspiracy theories fail on the fact that there is neither power nor communication within the system that enables such a conspiracy to remain secret. There are many private conspiracies to influence the government, but they are each working against all the others, so none can actually gain the upper hand for long.

In actuality, money taken from the rich as taxes and given to the poor for food circulates many more times in the economy, thus greatly boosting GDP, whereas money not engaged in transaction (spent, and spent again, and spent again, by recipient after recipient) does not increase GDP. Every dollar the rich pile up in safe accounts is one less dollar making GDP grow. The principal feature of an economic slump is that those who have money left are not willing to invest or spend it, which creates a recessionary spiral. The only antidote to the recessionary spiral is to tax the rich and give the money to the lower class, which must spend every dollar they get. If there is not enough money left after the crash to tax, government must fabricate it (with inflation) just to get the economy moving again. The hard part is to cut government in the boom and use the tax surplus to retire debt, so there is plenty of credit left when the next bust happens. One must also tighten money late in the boom to keep book value from overrunning real value, creating a bubble and the next crash. That is what the Republicans always do wrong – they run the government like a business, spend the boom and scrimp the bust, instead of the opposite way a government has to be run in order to promote the general welfare. The same mistake was made in 1938 – austerity in a recovery – and the economy went back into recession because of it. One of the laws of macro-economics is that government austerity in hard times makes hard times harder. This is not a theory – it is an observation from historical facts. W Bush supporters said, “others study history, we make history”, and instead they just made the same mistakes as were made before. The only historic aspect was the scope and depth of the disaster.

Halle freaking luah. That last paragraph said it all.

To those that actually believe not heeding the fact checkers or not studying history somehow frees you from observed reality?

“Those who do not learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.”

To you ignoramuses, truly so as you declare you are ignoring the past:

“Ring the bell, school’s back in!”

NO! You’re wrong! Food goes in the mouth and THEN poop comes out the butt!

UH, I DIDN’T DO THAT – post twice. But damn, if this does it also, geez, sorry folks. Now I know how it feels to be a rabbit, multiplying and all. . .

you are soooo right, but most people do not want to make informed remarks, just repeat the same things like a parrot does. After all, common sense is not as common as you think.

Idiot; Please check your facts, and turn on your spell-check before blowing off any more fertilizer.
Thank you

NO. Your horrendous grammar and spelling shows what kind of a person you really are: a lazy and careless buffoon who doesn’t care about how he comes across to other people. AND THAT makes you lazy and careless about where you get and process your ideas. So typical of right-wing conservatives.

Go suck an egg.

AMEN!!

Dude/Dudet, its the logic that counts! You are an Einstein.
Two thumbs up!!!!

Hard to believe that this post has been EDITED!

1. In the early days of the Industrial Revolution, there were no income taxes on the wealthy, or anyone else. They did receive considerable consideration from government as incentives to take risks.

Virtually all wealthy people and corporations are job creators. Money may be moved around, but it is used for investment. That investment creates jobs somewhere. The trick is for us to provide a climate where the investments are more attractive in America, as they used to be. Like many people, you may have overlooked what they do with their wealth. No one has a Scrooge McDuck room filled with money. They buy things other people can’t afford. That creates industry for builders of large homes, expensive automobiles, boats, and many other things. That is also job creation. They hire people to maintain their belongings: gardeners, maids, chauffeurs, wealth management people, property management people, accountants, etc. More job creation. They give substantial amounts to charity.
I can guarantee you that while they may not spend as high a percentage of their income on consumer goods as an average person, they do spend substantially more. They also pay way more in taxes. Not just income tax, but also state taxes, sales, property, intangible and the myriad of other taxes.

The President demonizes ‘loopholes’ and ‘tax breaks’ as if every wealthy person has such things. Anyone whose wealth is derived from earned income is afforded virtually no tax deductions. The ‘loopholes’ and ‘tax breaks’ are not money taken from government. It is money earned by a person or corporation that is NOT taken by the government.

2. Owners must balance what they pay their workers with the business requirements. If business requires skilled people to compete, those people will command higher pay. If the business can use people with little to no skills, then they will pay accordingly. A business is created for only one reason: to make a profit. No business under free enterprise is ever created just to provide jobs. If you can maximize your profit without hurting your business, it is your job to do it. No one is ever forced to work for a business. If you don’t like the business you are working for, you are free to offer your services to any other business.

Please don’t point to Bush as your sole reference to corruption in government. Every administration has had unsavory dealing with contractors and donors, including the current one. There are few angels in Washington D.C.

By the way, Bush’s unfunded wars cost about $3 T. Far less than the $6 T in debt that the Obama administration has run up.