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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: TimF who wrote (541963)1/8/2010 2:32:30 PM
From: tejek1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 1576155
 
The statistics don't lie. The tax cuts only helped the rich......period.

Nonsense on two levels. The taxes where cut for all tax payers not just the rich, so even directly they helped many non-rich people.


The greatest preponderance of the benefits went to the rich. Everyone knows that but you apparently.

Beyond that lower taxes reduces the direct burden and the indirect distortion and dead weight loss caused by taxation, so even people who didn't get a tax cut benefited.

Doublespeak to cover the fact that the rich made out like bandits.

Beyond all that, you don't show any statistics in your post. You just boldly assert that the statistics support you. And even if the statement I quoted above was correct (and it certainly isn't), it doesn't support your point about tax cuts causing the housing/debt bubble.

I don't bother to show you statistics any more. You find a way to invalidate them so you don't have to revise your outdated ideology.

Enforcement decreased under Bush....it was all the news.

In certain ways, in certain particular instances it did, like it has under just about every president, but broadly enforcement of regulation continued to increase.


Tim, now you are just making things up.
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