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KingofTrolls said:
Leadified said:

So you want to cut the debt while at the same time lowering taxes while also sponsering (I assume) government programs to force newcomers to learn English and bring back industry, how exactly can that be managed? Point 6 is the answer to your question in point 5, or at least a part of it.


1. Lower taxes = more income. If gov tax too much, ppl stop to pay, try to cheat fiscus ( the tax office ) or pay in the other country. I think it works that way. Also cut the social help. It never helps in long run. 

2. Bring back industry = end stupid ( these are smart ones too, but only a few ) ecology law, lower taxes = it makes American products less expensive = industry gains more cash = they start to hire ppls ( more income + less social expenses ) and invest. Ppl get more moneyz and they will buy new houses, cars etc. Economy is the art of the fast circulation of money. U gave me, I give others and they give u. Everytime somebody give other cash gov take its tax.

3. Is Spanish most popular language in USA ? Or maybe Chinese ? Do u know how many ppl cant speak ur language in ur country ? Can u speak this languages ? So maybe hire a translator ? OFC force them to learn, they are ur guests god dammit.

 

Wyobraź sobie że pewnego dnia w New York City masz stłuczkę samochodową i winowajca nie zna Twojego języka wogóle. Wspaniałe uczucie.  ( Imagine that someday u got a car accident and the offender do not knows what u say to him )

6. OK, geopolitic is very complex issue .


1. I don't think you understand that taxes are really not that much of an issue in the US. The US has one of the lowest taxes in the developed world, inequality is a far bigger issue. And cut social programs? Yeah good luck with that, the last thing they need is pissed off Veterans, Seniors and the Unemployed rioting to the streets because the government threw out their social security, it's already happened before .

2. American products are already cheap because they are outsourced to countries with cheap labour, high growth rates and poor environmental regulation. The only serious way for America to get back it's industry from China is to drop the minimum wage, make lots of babies and heavily cut down environmental regulation. Considering Americans working at entry level jobs aren't willing to let their wages drop down to under $1 an hour to work in terrible work conditions, I don't think it's likely America is getting back this level of industry.

3. The US doesn't have an offical language on a federal scale so the federal government can't force people to learn any language. Besides I assume if you want to attain some higher level of success, you're going to learn English anyways, so there is no reason that you should have to force people.