| HappySqurriel said: The one thing the United State certainly does not need is more shoppers ... The United States needs fewer people who are going into debt to buy stuff they don't need, and they need far more people who are producing the products and services that are needed throughout the rest of the world by developed and developing nations alike. The fact that the "expert" doesn't understand this makes me question anything else he has to say |
So if I own a store which gets more costumers, which inturn I make more money. The companies products that I sell earn more money and then inturn creates more jobs, which inturn makes more tax's to pay off our debt. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT??? you and your buddy are lost.
This guy only paid 11% in tax's while making a sh-t load of money. When it comes down to who knows more, you or this guy, I'm going to go with the person who is giving up his money for the truth and you just are riding the republican myths.
You talk about developing nations needing products but you just contradicted your self. So you need people around the world to buy the products, DEMAND creates jobs.
Yet if there where more money paid by the upper 1%, there would be money to put into things like highspeed rail or better internet, which USA is far behind. SO infrustructure which pays people well and then inturn creats millions of jobs along the way. Then inturn drives up pay rate because there will be competition for workers.
So the shoppers you are so sure are spending money that they don't have, well actually have the money because of a good economy. This seems to what you don't want though. You want a broke class that has to use money that don't have to eat. WHat a bad thing. This is from the 1%, not some random guy that always push's republican talking points, like he's getting a check from the koch brothers himself.
The fact that you can't understand this is reason enough for me to never listen or read your comments again.
