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What is the answer to reducing the long-term debt of the United States (now at $6 Trillion dollars)?

reviewed by fitman

fitman
06/06/2009

What is the answer to reducing the long-term debt of the United States (now at $6 Trillion dollars)? 3

Stop giving the military industrial complex so much 'welfare'.

Return to taxing those who can afford to pay.

Impose tariffs on goods made in slave states like China, Mexico, etc. and put Americans back to work so they can pay taxes.

Make sure all corporations - American, foreign and multinational - who do business in the USA pay their fair share.

Of course, none of the above will be accomplished as long as either rightist party is in control.

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Wiseguy commented 169 days ago.
Poor people don't pay taxes, and I pay enough already thank you very much.

Victor83 commented 169 days ago.
(Edited 169 days ago)
Fit's solution: 1) Gut the military. 2) Soak the "rich". 3) Return us to the Hoover-esque policies that plunged the world into the Great Depression. 4) "Tax" corporations, so that unemployment gets back to 25%, like it was under Rossevelt.
What a genius this guy is.

fitman commented 169 days ago.
Fit's solution: 1) Beware the military industrial complex. 2) Stop making the very rich virtually tax exempt via loopholes. 3) Return us to the policies that gave prosperity to American working people in the '50s, '60s and '70s, before Reaganomics began the shrinking of real income for most Americans. 4) "Tax" corporations so that they pay their fair share. What a genius I is.

Victor83 commented 169 days ago.
Yeah....
Fit, I choose to believe that you are just an RIA chain-jerker-wannabe. I choose to believe that no one....not even you....could really be this stupid.
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