[QUOTE=Into the Night]Believe it or not, but people DO build grocery stores and compete against Walmart. Successfully too. Safeway is one example. So is Kroger. So is Whole Foods. Even the little neighborhood grocery store can compete against Walmart. They have something that Walmart doesn't have. A local presence.{/QUOTE]
No, my examples are real and they apply. Yes, Krogers owns Albersons, Fred Meyer,m and other chains. They got there by being successful against WalMart.
Safeway is not part of General Mills. Quite the opposite. Safeway has invested in General Mills.
The local Mom and Pop shop in many neighborhoods are running just fine. They are wealthy.
You like to use that a lot. It's the truth, dude, even if you deny it and call people liars.Originally Posted by Into the Night
A tax break is not giving wealth away. It is simply not taking as much and routing it to useless government as much.
They are allowed to do so. That's the law. Profits made overseas cannot be taxed by the United States!
No money was given to the wealthy.
It was not taken from the middle class.
Tax breaks for the wealthy are not giving money to the wealthy.
Nope. Any incentive program is one where anyone can participate.
Nope. The government has not bribed any wealthy person.
Irrelevant. They broke the law.
I've developed many electronic devices. They perform quite well. People buy them.
Yes.
It is as infinite as the ability to be creative.Originally Posted by Into the Night
No debt.
It is stolen wealth. It is stolen either in the form of taxes, or in the form of just printing money with no backing.Originally Posted by Into the Night
Basically no one. Yes, the dollar becomes revenue for the grocery store, but that grocery store was already taxed so you could have that dollar in the form of a food stamp.
No, it becomes a revenue to replace what was taxed to create the food stamp program.
It is not their purpose.
No, it basically ends up in the pockets of the government. The taxes to pay for the food stamp program does not all come back to the private sector.
You did say it. It is you that is lying now. You did make this argument.Originally Posted by Into the Night
Certain subsidies are, they should be curtailed. Otherwise, no. I have already explained why in this post.
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Don't play innocent with me.
Fox News is not right wing. They're just not as left as other news organizations.
Yes they do. They've even been caught at it multiple times.
They do that too.
Yes they do.
Inversion fallacy.
No, he wasn't. He was impeached for perjury and obstruction of justice, not for abusing women.
He did do this before running for president. He has done this all his adult life.
No, Al Gore cost Al Gore the election.
There was no evidence, and the accusers in some cases were paid for by the Democrats.
Nah. He's just not radical enough.
Where?
The New York Times, the Federal Reserve records, Congressional records, the stumping for it by Obama.
They weren't acceptable then or now. Irrelevant fallacy.
Want to play word games now? No thanks.
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