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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (157702)6/5/2003 8:51:39 PM
From: Skeeter Bug  Read Replies (1) of 164684
 
**The problem with such a plan is that it really does nothing to stimulate sustainable growth in the economy. But it sure is "fair."**

please explain how giving more money to the super wealthy to "invest" and create more supply is better for the economy when the economy is in an oversupply condition.

please make a cogent argument as to why trickle up is better than trickle down.

or are you just repeating stuff that came off a spoon?

just say that you believe the elite rich (and i don't mean that negatively, i mean the super rich!) should have the opportunity to pay low single digit income taxes while the working american pays 25-30%.

we'll agree to disagree.

then explain who will pay all $100s of billions pocketed by the rich since we consistently run deficits now and bush just signed into law that we can push the debt to $7 trillion.
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