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  • #91
    If fairness is judged to be economic equality, then that is so. However, fairness can also be racial fairness, or political fairness. where fairness is equal to equality.
    "Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito Mussolini

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    • #92
      BTW, I dont think that everyone should be poor together.
      "Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito Mussolini

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      • #93
        are the flames already over? too bad. These things never seem to last long enough.
        "Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito Mussolini

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        • #94
          At current Tax Rates the 2003 budget is projected to be 200 Billion short. If taxes are cut how much larger will the shortfall become? And when it comes time to pay this all back who will do it, the people who got the tax cut or the people who did not?
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          • #95
            I lost interest when you started talking about economic, racial, and political fairness. I'm not really interested in debating the meaning of fairness; I just wanted to make sure your comments about Midwesterners being stupid racists didn't slide.
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            • #96
              Originally posted by Promethus
              At current Tax Rates the 2003 budget is projected to be 200 Billion short. If taxes are cut how much larger will the shortfall become? And when it comes time to pay this all back who will do it, the people who got the tax cut or the people who did not?
              Interesting event that followed the Reagan tax cuts, the treasury took in more money overall due to increased economic activity. It is not a zero sum game.
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              • #97
                I think its kinda interesting how some people think that there are people out there who will support issues not out of self interest, but out of the goodness of their hearts, yet republicans help out corporations who are only marginally interested in helping out of the goodness of their hearts.
                "Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito Mussolini

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Promethus
                  At current Tax Rates the 2003 budget is projected to be 200 Billion short. If taxes are cut how much larger will the shortfall become? And when it comes time to pay this all back who will do it, the people who got the tax cut or the people who did not?
                  If history repeats itself the middle class will be paying it back. That's what happen with Bush senior and Clinton after Reagan cut taxes for the rich.
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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by notyoueither


                    Interesting event that followed the Reagan tax cuts, the treasury took in more money overall due to increased economic activity. It is not a zero sum game.
                    When Reagan cut taxes there was also a large increase in spending as well as a significant decrease in the inflation rate. However, eventually interest rates went up and we had to ballance the budget. So even if there were benefits from cutting taxes it can't be proven. There were costs though that we can plainly see.

                    The big problem with the economy today is over supply. This tax cut will go straight to the stock market. Very dangerous. This is too similar to the conditions in 1929.
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                    • DP
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                      "All capital is dripping with blood."-Karl Marx
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                      • Originally posted by aaglo
                        AVERAGE: Very nice and govern-mentally loved word.

                        The mean works if the distribution is a nice bell curve. Otherwise, the mean skews the picture. Much better off to use median and mode.

                        Clearly, Dubya used this to make a lie.
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