Shocking Truth About US Corporate Tax Rates

Published by admin on May 1st, 2010

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25 Responses

  1. jnastyism says:

    It is impossible to …
    It is impossible to avoid corruption… especially in a democracy

  2. rasmuswedin says:

    This is scary cause …
    This is scary cause its true…

  3. jamestaylorguy says:

    yo foo. john mc …
    yo foo. john mc cain is a racist because he was running up against a half black man dawg. and so be dat glin bek mu fucka. yea yea hoe. dem mugs. I be keepsin it real on da mufuckin down lizzow.

  4. amarti9 says:

    This made me …
    This made me freaking VOMIT! Now I know why as an Independent why Ive been following this liberal channel………….TRUTH.

    Yet another reason why I cant STAND THE OIL COMPANIES!

  5. TheBasicFreedom says:

    @avatarmn a loan …
    @avatarmn a loan price (interest) and amount is based upon risk vs. reward from the POV of the lender, etc. Loaning a multi-million-dollar loan to an individual, like me, would be very risky on the part of the lender – they most likely would not get their money back; and would only lend it if I had a use for it that could yield a (high) return; or had income to pay-off the (low) interest rate. This is not true for some established business that brings in million-dollars of revenue, etc.

  6. avatarmn says:

    @TheBasicFreedom …
    @TheBasicFreedom You try getting a multi-million loan at 0% interest, and then tell me that a corporation is treated the same as a person.

  7. SgtSprayin says:

    @JCRF Oh, you must …
    @JCRF Oh, you must have not seen any of the republicans or Tea Party members. They purposely screw themselves over.

  8. aaronsande says:

    @Finiras What …
    @Finiras What idiots do you think I am a part of? You’d be hard pressed to find a bigger progressive than I.

    So how about you back that truck of yours up and rethink what you say to me. Sounds like we agree. And I understand your anger, thinking I’m a Pug or a Tea Party idiot.

    I used “anti-American” to throw their own accusations against them. Is that too subtle for you?

  9. Seleucus84 says:

    @xaviqaz

    I don’t …
    @xaviqaz

    I don’t know about violent but yes, go ask Adam Smith about it. The free market creates monopolies or cartels. You don’t need to be a genius to figure this one out.

  10. xaviqaz says:

    @Seleucus84 A …
    @Seleucus84 A mandatory/violent monopoly was created by market forces? so funny xDDD

  11. 19TEC85 says:

    @Seleucus84 That is …
    @Seleucus84 That is true but my point I tried to make is that the Mob is the opposite of law enforcement because they are the law breakers, not enforcers. Central banking/central planning in itself is the opposite of free market or what most libertarians would want in a free society.Either way wall st knows they can be bailed out so that is a problem in itself. besides in a free market I would expect people who commit fraud to go to jail not get saved by the tax payer.

  12. Seleucus84 says:

    @xaviqaz

    The …
    @xaviqaz

    The system resulted from market forces. It is folly to think that going back in time and repeating history is going to come up with a different result.

    It was a world wide trend, deregulations were the fad during the Reagan/Thatcher years and went downhill from there.

  13. Seleucus84 says:

    @19TEC85

    It’s …
    @19TEC85

    It’s funny you should say that, because the mob is pro law enforcement, if there was no collusion between the mob and the police then the mob would have been annihilated long ago. But let me put it to you this way, is removing the police, and allowing the mob to run rampant the answer to this problem?

  14. Seleucus84 says:

    @19TEC85

    It isn’t …
    @19TEC85

    It isn’t but the monopoly of the Fed was created by “market forces”, i.e private bankers colluding with the government to create the central banking system. It is the result of the market. If the government didn’t exist, the fed would be replaced by a private bankers guild. How can I say this? Because history shows that when opposing entities reach the peak of their power, they find collusion and deception easier and mutually beneficial than competition.

  15. ArkDiscoverydotCOM says:

    Why don’t they talk …
    Why don’t they talk about the (CAFR’s) where all the GOVERNMENTs of America take ALL the TAX dollars and invest in the STOCK MARKET owning 80% of the stocks. They MAKE TRILLIONS and never report it on their BOOKS. Then they LIE and tell the American people they are BROKE> why don’t the LYING media talk about that? Now you know why our schools suck and our infrastructure is falling apart. AMERICA YOU ARE BEING ROBBED!! GOOGLE AND YOUTUBE IT! IT IS CRIMINAL AND the media is LYING!

  16. ArkDiscoverydotCOM says:

    Why don’t they talk …
    Why don’t they talk about the (CAFR’s) where all the gov’t of America take ALL the TAX dollars and invest in the STOCK MARKET owning 80% of the stocks. They MAKE TRILLIONS and never report it on their BOOKS. Then they LIE and tell the American people they are BROKE> why don’t the LYING media talk about that? Now you know why our schools suck and our infrastructure is falling apart. AMERICA YOU ARE BEING ROBBED!! GOOGLE AND YOUTUBE IT!

  17. Finiras says:

    @aaronsande gee, i …
    @aaronsande gee, i thought that was against the ideas of you idiots, IE let the rich and corporations pay as little tax as possible, give corporations that don’t need it lots of bail outs to reward them for their own malpractices so that they’ll give billions of bail out money as bonuses to executives. and then up the tax rate for everyone who actually needs the money. and then praise the republicans.

  18. aaronsande says:

    @Finiras What’s ” …
    @Finiras What’s “retarded” is to make a blanket rule like that and never use your brain to interpret each situation separately.

    But you go ahead and do whatever works for you.

    Me? I think if a country operates in the US it should pay some taxes in the US. You?

  19. Finiras says:

    @aaronsande anyone …
    @aaronsande anyone calling anything “anti american” is a dumbass flag waving retard

  20. XXXoXXoXXXX says:

    fuck… i didn’t …
    fuck… i didn’t know this.

  21. 19TEC85 says:

    @Seleucus84

    I …
    @Seleucus84

    I atleast give him credit for speaking against everything. Sure many predicted the collapse but not many in government or in the mainstream media. Only a small handful spoke up even though they were getting laughed at. Either way I don’t see how being a powerful chairmen, manipulating interest rates artificially and inflating bubbles is free market or libertarian at all. That view point just boggles my mind..Its like saying a mob boss is pro law enforcment or pro FBI.

  22. xaviqaz says:

    Do you know the …
    Do you know the main difference? Monetary policy. While the Bundesbank mandate is “stability”, FedĀ“s mandate is promoting growth, which is an euphemism to justifiy enormous credit expansions. Germans have a vivid memory of hyperinflation in the 1920s

  23. sheeplols says:

    The gov would just …
    The gov would just spend it on bombs and bailing out incompetent firms anyways.

  24. xaviqaz says:

    @Seleucus84 Of …
    @Seleucus84 Of course, remember the late 90s and first 2000s, when Germany was “done” because they grew 0% while America grew 4-5%. This is what happened: germans reduced wages and labor costs to gain competitivity and employment, reduced households and business debt and sacrified part of their standards of living. They became the world largest exporter. While America bet on easy credit, hyper consumption and high private debt, while trade deficits skyrocketed and many high skilled jobs flew

  25. xaviqaz says:

    @Seleucus84 The …
    @Seleucus84 The finance industry is heavily regulated “per se” and some deregulations can be very unconvinient. Is true. But it does not mean that the system is close to free market. Not only american banks were in trouble. In fact european banks are more leveraged than americans.


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