"Good for business"
This whole "good for business" rationale, and "creates jobs" discussion that we have when it comes to politics and taxes, it's a red herring (all IMHO of course).
Back to fundamentals, the whole reason for being in business is to bring bucks in, spend as little as possible doing so (see "create jobs"), and keep the dough for yourself(s).
Give those breaks to a corporation, and it's "Katie bar the door". By their nature, they're not doing this for their health, assuming the risk (oh that's right, our laws make it pretty much risk free) and doing that work for the "better of their neighbors". They're in it for themselves, it's a zero sum game now, and we as people who aren't motivated to be so inclined, have been thrown into this mix like it, or not.
Obama and company would love to tell us it's going to be fixed by Uncle Sam, but they're painted in a corner, broke, and don't have the brain power to get us out of it with any tools they thought they could use in the past.
I think we're at the end of the curve when it comes to the transition, it was slow moving before, but now, changes are coming rapid, fast and not so sugar coated or palatable. There will no in between, either we adapt and survive, or we fail, sink or swim. I'm talking a complete shift as a society. Thoughts?
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