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Originally Posted by wdmso
The solution, is to make it more attractive for companies to stay..
By basically giving them what ever they want ? maximizing their profits by diminishing their Tax responsibilities reducing their regulation . pass the risk to the tax payer . to keep 1000 jobs with a low % they will be there when the tax incentives sunset .. not my idea of the Big picture .. I get it greed is good ... but these are muti billion dollar profit companies .. not the man on the street plumber company or guy who runs 4 trucks ... no ones giving them a thing Because they cant leave nobody cares about them.. they are sold the same BS about de regulation and taxes but the reality it never trickles down to them
So dont even try to compare local business with Carrier
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"By basically giving them what ever they want "
Again, you are responding to something that I never said (you have that habit, in case you didn't know). No - not give them whatever they want. But we need to take our boots off of their throats. Reasonable taxes, reasonable regulations. Stop acting like business is some limitless ATM that your labor union can raid whenever it feels like.
Have you ever worked in the private sector? Ever?
"to keep 1000 jobs with a low % they will be there when the tax incentives sunset "
Oh, so now you're a fortune teller, too. Impressive.
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