Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Bernie Pulverizes GOP Tax Bill In Committee Hearing" video.
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"Mr Pink, you are still using a logical fallacy to portray your argument.
You can't assume that rich people couldn't simply vanish"
I very much can. Bernie's number topic in all of his speech is that there are rich people and they have too much money, thus we need to take from them to pay for things. What if there weren't any rich people? Or what if you tax rich people so much they are no longer rich?
"More over, the US, ss it is, is a stable self-sustaining economy that,
given a depression, can easily go into deficit spending like FDR did
from the Great Depression and into the years of WWII. "
That deficit spending that FDR did created the great depression. It hindered recovery. The only too times it took more than 5 years to recover from a recession was the recession of 1929 and the recession of 2007. They are also the only two times the federal government tried to "fix" the economy by spending.
The reality is spending isn't good, what's good is producing. You can tax and spend all you want, but if people do not produce than goods do not exist.
"His tax policy was brutal and his was the least demanding of the rich
(Eisenhower increased taxes). It almost paid off our original debt,
until low tax retards and warmongers decided that they wanted to cash in
on the business of war and top-down economics."
Not true. No on paid that high tax rate. In 1967 there were 155 Americans who earned more than $200,000 that paid $0 in federal taxes. That is why we had the Tax Reform Act of 1969.
"I personally believe in the Scandinavian tax model of high taxation (up
to 70%) for individuals and families to pay for damn public debt that
both Republicans and Democrats refuse to address and cover the
essentials for an educated, productive society."
Funny you bring up productivity and education. The US is in the top 5 in productivity and our education system is great at the college level which is for the most part private as people pay for it out of pocket. The US has the best university system in the world.
"Further incentives could be added to companies that produce locally"
I agree, but that should be left to the local government, not the federal. You can't ask a government overseeing 320+ million people to micromanage like that. You praise the Scandinavian model when you need to realize those countries are smaller than many of our states.
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