"Wes" wrote in message
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"Ed Huntress" wrote:

In this case, Wes, you have it exactly backwards. If corporations WEREN'T
taxed, the infrastructure cost would be passed on to the consumer in the
form of higher individual taxes -- invisibly.

Thats fine with me. I drive those same roads to get to work, the same
military protects
me.

I believe in trickle down. Taxes trickle down too.

Wes

Believing in something is nice but if it's proven to be untrue and you still
believe it then you are stupid. In the last seven years corporate profits
have doubled. During that same time period the wages of workers has
declined. Don't you understand what that means? I guess not. But it means
that trickle down doesn't work. At least not with profits. As many of us
know, when those on top profit they keep it. They don't let any of it
trickle down to anyone below them. Why should they. They are not in business
to be nice to the workers. They are in business to make money for themselves
and the company. Workers are just a commodity and you pay them as little as
you possibly can. So stop believing in trickle down. It's a scam on suckers.

Hawke