Drop a bomb on congress

****ing goddamned religious mother ****ers. Bring the war home to
destroy the religious government.

Jesus Mommywas13 wrote:
Drop a bomb on congress

****ing goddamned religious mother ****ers. Bring the war home to
destroy the religious government.

I will pray to baby Jesus to gather your immortal soul to His bosom and
shower you with love.

Jesus Mommywas13 wrote in news:a3f23a24-539e-4458-
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Drop a bomb on congress

****ing goddamned religious mother ****ers. Bring the war home to
destroy the religious government.

Where are the jobs they said they would create if elected in Nov
2010???

Congress is THE biggest waste of money and space in this world.

J Carter wrote:

Where are the jobs they said they would create if elected in Nov
2010???

They're being stolen from Canada (Ontario, specifically) and being given
to "right-to-work" states.

Probably helped by a ****-load of federal grants and state / local tax
incentives.

On May 30, 8:58*pm, Home Guy wrote:
J Carter wrote:
Where are the jobs they said they would create if elected in Nov
2010???

They're being stolen from Canada (Ontario, specifically) and being given
to "right-to-work" states.

Stolen? LOL. Every free man should have
the right to work.





Probably helped by a ****-load of federal grants and state / local tax
incentives.

I suppose Canada being a utopian paradise, has no such incentives,
right?

On Jun 1, 9:46*am, Home Guy wrote:
" wrote:
Probably helped by a ****-load of federal grants and state / local
tax incentives.

I suppose Canada being a utopian paradise, has no such incentives,
right?

Nowhere near the scale of incentives in the US.

Canadian cities and counties are not allowed to run budget deficits.
They generally don't (or can't) float bonds to finance their budgets.
So their ability to fund incentives or give tax breaks for companies to
locate new facilities (or expand existing ones) is very limited. *Such
incentives can really only come from the provincal and federal levels of
gov't.

Who cares where it comes from? It's still freaking Canada:

http://www.areadevelopment.com/Canad...63537323.shtml

Other Incentives
Each of Canada’s provinces and territories has its own distinct
incentive programs promoting investment. These programs assist
companies with reducing costs for all different types of investment
projects ranging from capital expenditures in machinery, equipment,
land, and buildings, to investments to increase productivity, to the
building of research laboratories and centers of excellence. Programs
cover many sectors and some specifically assist investment projects in
specific sectors. Canada and its provinces are well known for
supporting industries such as aerospace, biotechnology, information
technology, and even the film industry, to name a few. Incentives are
available through outright grants, interest-free loans, risk-sharing
arrangements, and various investment tax credits. Each province has
the jurisdictional responsibility for human resources development, and
training subsidies are made available through the various provincial
agencies. Too numerous to list, information about all these incentive
programs and tax credits is available on the Internet.

When combining the federal SR&ED tax credits with provincial research
and development tax incentives, this becomes especially evident. The
average benefit on R&D investment is approximately 30 percent for an
investor. The SR&ED incentive program, along with its provincial
counterpart, offers stable tax credit design and productive
administration, all providing the investor with diminished cost and
risk. The process is simple, user-friendly, and profitable.

The Canadian SR&ED tax incentive program is aimed at the private
sector. Companies based in Canada that invest in R&D can qualify
regardless of their size, industry sector, or technology. In addition,
the SR&ED incentives include research and development expenditures
carried out of Canada, the eligibility of deducting the full cost of
R&D machinery and equipment, unlimited sub-contracting of research
and

" wrote:

I suppose Canada being a utopian paradise, has no such
incentives, right?

Nowhere near the scale of incentives in the US.

Canadian cities and counties are not allowed to run budget
deficits. So their ability to fund incentives or give tax
breaks for companies to locate new facilities (or expand
existing ones) is very limited.

Who cares where it comes from?

You should care (if you want to support your argument).

Because the availability of incentive dollars shrinks when you take out
important players at the local level.

It's still freaking Canada:

(web link)
Other Incentives
When combining the federal SR&ED tax credits with provincial
research and development tax incentives

I know exactly what those are, because I've written "SHRED" claims for
my company for the past 10 years.

And shred has absolutely nothing to do with luring new companies to
build plants or operate facilities in Canada.

What you have to do is give them tax breaks. That rarely happens in
Canada.