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Originally Posted by tony286
You don't realize big CEO's aren't the job creators. The middle class buying shit are the job creators. Middle class is shrinking no buying power =no jobs. This will be the first time where children wont do better than their parents. My grandfather was a presser of woman's coats in the garment industry. He was able to buy house, a car and raise 4 children while my grandmother stayed home. Sorry there is a difference between wealth and gluttony and it hurts the country that gave them a place that they could make millions of dollars.An example A stable currency, there are places they change the money. So you had 5000 in the bank yesterday with the old money but with the new money you got 500. That happened to my friend in turkey. We take that shit for granted but in America you dont have to worry about that.Also no one is talking about taking it all. During Clinton 4% higher tax rate and they had a surplus. So no one is taking everyone's money away. Ge made 11 billion dollars last year and paid nothing in taxes and 60 percent of their operations are overseas now, so they paying nothing taxes here didnt motivate them to hire anyone in the USA.That's the bullshit they push , its the taxes they really dont pay, its the regulations, etc ,etc no its the 70 cents an hour worker.
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Who is going to force the middle class to buy? We have a stable currency?
Did you not just read your own sentences?
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Middle class is shrinking no buying power =no jobs. This will be the first time where children wont do better than their parents. My grandfather was a presser of woman's coats in the garment industry. He was able to buy house, a car and raise 4 children while my grandmother stayed home.
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That is a direct relationship to an UNSTABLE currency. Why can't the middle class buy as much? Not because of the lack of jobs but because of inflation. Who does inflation benefit? The rich, who can more easily create ways to take advantage of the inflation and unstable currency .
GE made a 11 billion dollars, so? Why should they pay taxes on it?
The 70cent an hour worker could happen in the US too, if there was no regulation. So yes, it is regulation stopping job growth. Has all the safety and wage laws helped the US? Using your own words, no they havent. They have just shifted the "problems" and JOBS to other countries.