Re: Off Topic Bullsh*t Thread Volume VII

[Krandall]

Take a look at who sponsored those bills that "f*uck the average joe".  

I don't know where to look at that kind of stuff. 

[Colorado700R]

We as in the world.  China and India have really up'ed their use of gas.

Yeah, I was reading about that. Which semi-directly is our fault. If we didn't keep pushing our jobs over there.

I think automotive companies really need to step up to the plate.

Thank the UAW for pushing auto working jobs out of the country.  Not hard to do the math when a guy pushing a button makes over 50 an hour in michigan. 

It makes sense though. I'm not part of a union, and I don't mean to be picking on them.. But a lot of times, they get more than they need. My dad was saying @ his work (Knutson Construction) you can get paid $22-25 bucks an hour to just sweep floors.. Thats fricken rediculous. I'd like to hear more on McCains views vs Obamas on their tax plans because I don't know enough, but, I know Bush put in some tax plan where coorps are getting huge tax breaks while the avg joe is getting f*cked.. that needs to change. I think it should be if you live here, you pay this ammount. done and done.

What most don't understand about tax breaks is that it's a balance thing.  If you apply tax breaks to individuals they will spend there money on consumer products supplied by the larger companies, but distributed across multiple layers of "Needs", or in allot of cases "Wants".  Wheras, if you can apply tax breaks to corps, it can enable them to brach out to new products and potentially create jobs which is better in the long run for all.

Both methods have to be employed to create a economic stablity, however I think the coorperate "Breaks" can have a greater impact if properly regulated.

Aaron

[socalrappy700]

We as in the world.  China and India have really up'ed their use of gas.

Yeah, I was reading about that. Which semi-directly is our fault. If we didn't keep pushing our jobs over there.

I think automotive companies really need to step up to the plate.

Thank the UAW for pushing auto working jobs out of the country.  Not hard to do the math when a guy pushing a button makes over 50 an hour in michigan. 

It makes sense though. I'm not part of a union, and I don't mean to be picking on them.. But a lot of times, they get more than they need. My dad was saying @ his work (Knutson Construction) you can get paid $22-25 bucks an hour to just sweep floors.. Thats fricken rediculous. I'd like to hear more on McCains views vs Obamas on their tax plans because I don't know enough, but, I know Bush put in some tax plan where coorps are getting huge tax breaks while the avg joe is getting f*cked.. that needs to change. I think it should be if you live here, you pay this ammount. done and done.

What most don't understand about tax breaks is that it's a balance thing.  If you apply tax breaks to individuals they will spend there money on consumer products supplied by the larger companies, but distributed across multiple layers of "Needs", or in allot of cases "Wants".  Wheras, if you can apply tax breaks to corps, it can enable them to brach out to new products and potentially create jobs which is better in the long run for all.

Both methods have to be employed to create a economic stablity, however I think the coorperate "Breaks" can have a greater impact if properly regulated.

Aaron

Well now you're just starting to sound smart.  Turning over a new leaf I see. 

[Colorado700R]

We as in the world.  China and India have really up'ed their use of gas.

Yeah, I was reading about that. Which semi-directly is our fault. If we didn't keep pushing our jobs over there.

I think automotive companies really need to step up to the plate.

Thank the UAW for pushing auto working jobs out of the country.  Not hard to do the math when a guy pushing a button makes over 50 an hour in michigan. 

It makes sense though. I'm not part of a union, and I don't mean to be picking on them.. But a lot of times, they get more than they need. My dad was saying @ his work (Knutson Construction) you can get paid $22-25 bucks an hour to just sweep floors.. Thats fricken rediculous. I'd like to hear more on McCains views vs Obamas on their tax plans because I don't know enough, but, I know Bush put in some tax plan where coorps are getting huge tax breaks while the avg joe is getting f*cked.. that needs to change. I think it should be if you live here, you pay this ammount. done and done.

What most don't understand about tax breaks is that it's a balance thing.  If you apply tax breaks to individuals they will spend there money on consumer products supplied by the larger companies, but distributed across multiple layers of "Needs", or in allot of cases "Wants".  Wheras, if you can apply tax breaks to corps, it can enable them to brach out to new products and potentially create jobs which is better in the long run for all.

Both methods have to be employed to create a economic stablity, however I think the coorperate "Breaks" can have a greater impact if properly regulated.

Aaron

Well now you're just starting to sound smart.  Turning over a new leaf I see. 

Wow, where am I??  I blacked out for a minute!!

[kyledvor61]

We as in the world.  China and India have really up'ed their use of gas.

Yeah, I was reading about that. Which semi-directly is our fault. If we didn't keep pushing our jobs over there.

I think automotive companies really need to step up to the plate.

Thank the UAW for pushing auto working jobs out of the country.  Not hard to do the math when a guy pushing a button makes over 50 an hour in michigan. 

It makes sense though. I'm not part of a union, and I don't mean to be picking on them.. But a lot of times, they get more than they need. My dad was saying @ his work (Knutson Construction) you can get paid $22-25 bucks an hour to just sweep floors.. Thats fricken rediculous. I'd like to hear more on McCains views vs Obamas on their tax plans because I don't know enough, but, I know Bush put in some tax plan where coorps are getting huge tax breaks while the avg joe is getting f*cked.. that needs to change. I think it should be if you live here, you pay this ammount. done and done.

What most don't understand about tax breaks is that it's a balance thing.  If you apply tax breaks to individuals they will spend there money on consumer products supplied by the larger companies, but distributed across multiple layers of "Needs", or in allot of cases "Wants".  Wheras, if you can apply tax breaks to corps, it can enable them to brach out to new products and potentially create jobs which is better in the long run for all.

Both methods have to be employed to create a economic stablity, however I think the coorperate "Breaks" can have a greater impact if properly regulated.

Aaron

Well now you're just starting to sound smart.  Turning over a new leaf I see. 

Wow, where am I??  I blacked out for a minute!!

are you in the airforce now?

[Colorado700R]

We as in the world.  China and India have really up'ed their use of gas.

Yeah, I was reading about that. Which semi-directly is our fault. If we didn't keep pushing our jobs over there.

I think automotive companies really need to step up to the plate.

Thank the UAW for pushing auto working jobs out of the country.  Not hard to do the math when a guy pushing a button makes over 50 an hour in michigan. 

It makes sense though. I'm not part of a union, and I don't mean to be picking on them.. But a lot of times, they get more than they need. My dad was saying @ his work (Knutson Construction) you can get paid $22-25 bucks an hour to just sweep floors.. Thats fricken rediculous. I'd like to hear more on McCains views vs Obamas on their tax plans because I don't know enough, but, I know Bush put in some tax plan where coorps are getting huge tax breaks while the avg joe is getting f*cked.. that needs to change. I think it should be if you live here, you pay this ammount. done and done.

What most don't understand about tax breaks is that it's a balance thing.  If you apply tax breaks to individuals they will spend there money on consumer products supplied by the larger companies, but distributed across multiple layers of "Needs", or in allot of cases "Wants".  Wheras, if you can apply tax breaks to corps, it can enable them to brach out to new products and potentially create jobs which is better in the long run for all.

Both methods have to be employed to create a economic stablity, however I think the coorperate "Breaks" can have a greater impact if properly regulated.

Aaron

Well now you're just starting to sound smart.  Turning over a new leaf I see. 

Wow, where am I??  I blacked out for a minute!!

are you in the airforce now?

Nope, still just a Jarhead 

[kyledvor61]

any ho's in tha house?

[Krandall]

word

[preddy08]

No, someone killed the conversation with politics

[Krandall]

Aaron Blacked out. Forgot evertyhing he was talking about

[kyledvor61]

No, someone killed the conversation with politics

I was so confused :'(

I got a f*ckin haircut :'( :'( :'(

my hair used to be long and i liked it but i wanted to try short hair.




it blows

[Colorado700R]

Aaron Blacked out. Forgot evertyhing he was talking about

I don't know where I am, and I have a urge to do a Hostile take over a smaller corperation 

[kyledvor61]

Aaron Blacked out. Forgot evertyhing he was talking about

I don't know where I am, and I have a urge to do a Hostile take over a smaller corperation 

oh shit

[Krandall]

2 more hours. I'm ready to bust outta this place

[kyledvor61]

2 more hours. I'm ready to bust outta this place

i took a day off today and i get to go the track tommorrow