[Vision2020] Falsehood Stability

[Tom Hansen]

I never thought of it that way, Ms. Kraut.  You are absolutely 100% correct.

What you are saying then is that outsourcing, in reality, is a major tax
break for those on the lower end of the income scale.  Outsourcing results
in factory pink slips and lay offs.  Thus no income.  No income, no tax
burden.  You're onto someting there, Ms. Kraut.

And if people no longer wish to pay property tax, all they have to do is
simply give away their property.  If they give away their property (in lieu
of selling it), no capital gains tax.  Thus dodging another tax burden.

The homeless just know know how good they've got it, do they?

Take care,

Tom "looking forward to being homeless" Hansen
Just another liberal elitist loose in the Palouse

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: vision2020-admin@moscow.com [mailto:vision2020-admin@moscow.com]On
> Behalf Of Pat Kraut
> Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 10:18 PM
> To: vision2020
> Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Falsehood Stability
>
>
> I found this an interesting article about outsourcing. Maybe it will bring
> some light to you also. It is the second time I have posted it but no one
> commented about it so, maybe no one read it? I know that I paid less taxes
> this year at the bottom of the rung and actually don't care how
> much others
> pay as long as the government does not have so much money to play with and
> has to meet a new and smaller budget.
> Are you absolutely positive about the rich paying less?? The IRS says they
> pay more.
> Just some thoughts.
> PK
>
> http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20040501faessay83304/daniel-w-drezne
> r/the-outsourcing-bogeyman.html
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Melynda Huskey" <mghuskey@msn.com>
> To: <vision2020@moscow.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 2:45 PM
> Subject: [Vision2020] Falsehood Stability
>
>
> > What an interesting concept:  the "falsehood stability."  I'm no
> economist,
> > of course, and I don't think I know any economists--not even
> any of those
> > imposters employed by CNN or the Democratic Party--which may explain why
> > I've never heard of it.
> >
> > Still, though, I ask myself, "Why did those 8 illusory years of
> imagination
> > prosperity and falsehood stability seem so . . . so *real*?
> And why am I
> > numb to our current "recovery"?
> >
> > Why am I plagued by the thought of U.S. jobs taking wing like flocks of
> > swallows and heading south, leaving behind a devastatingly high
> unemployment
> > rate?  Why do I notice with concern that the gap between the
> very richest
> > Americans and the very poorest is widening all the time?  What
> is it about
> > tax breaks for the very wealthiest folks and ever-declining services for
> the
> > poorest that nags at me?  Why don't I believe that those folks
> behind the
> > grill at Burger King are Manufacturing hamburgers, and thus
> restoring the
> > manufacturing sector of our economy?
> >
> > I know!  I'm thinking too much.  Back to the world of dreams . . .
> >
> > Melynda Huskey
> >
> >
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