[Info-vax] FWIW: HP to spin off PSG?

[GreyCloud]

On 8/20/11 2:15 AM, Michael Kraemer wrote:
> GreyCloud schrieb:
>
>> The bottom line is that all businesses in the U.S. are slowly getting
>> the message, or should I say getting their nuts squeezed by the
>> government by over taxation, and just moving to other countries that
>> would love to have their business and not tax them at all. This
>> country has squeezed the crap out of businesses and most have either
>> folded or left the country.
>
> ah yes, the big bad government again.
> How about greedy managers and stockholders
> who find it more profitable to exploit chinese slave labour
> than to pay decents wages to US workers?
>

That you can blame on the banksters for encouraging this enmasse flight 
to foreign countries.  Is there a tax on the corporations that moved to 
China?  I sort of doubt it.  Businesses in the U.S. are heavily taxed. 
Boeing corp. almost moved out of Washington State over the states 
planned tax increases for Boeing.  The state backed off as they knew it 
would damage their economy.  I'd say that JFK had already proven that 
tax revenues increased when the taxes on businesses were decreased, 
hence creating jobs.  As far as the greed factor, again you can look to 
the banksters that lobbied congress back in the 90s to repeal the 
Glass-Steagler Act.  After it was repealed the greed went rampant on the 
stock markets and hence the dot.com bubble burst.


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