Politics!

boof · 05-05-2016, 01:17 AM

@Knucklehead if you're referring to congress not letting him get these things done, we know that we have to vote new members of congress in. we know 88% of congress is up for re-election, and we know if we show up and vote like we are for bernie, we can give him the supporting cast he needs, hopefully. new loopholes will not be easy to find with a guy this passionate about this specific issue. he's been talking about it on the floor of congressional meetings for 25 years. given the chance to change it, i know he'll fight tooth & nail, and that's all i can ask in a president.
@veritas one of these corporations that he's shone the spotlight on for dodging taxes? funding his campaign? no. go look at his donors. the only companies involved that have been known to dodge taxes is apple and amazon, but the only donations came from individuals, not their PAC, and both of those companies have agreed to pay their taxes as of october 15'

& to the second question, corporations aren't people. but obviously there's only three ways, make a cheaper product, raise your prices, or cut jobs.

05-05-2016, 01:17 AM	#11
boof Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Posts: 1,620 Rep Power: 21316672	@Knucklehead if you're referring to congress not letting him get these things done, we know that we have to vote new members of congress in. we know 88% of congress is up for re-election, and we know if we show up and vote like we are for bernie, we can give him the supporting cast he needs, hopefully. new loopholes will not be easy to find with a guy this passionate about this specific issue. he's been talking about it on the floor of congressional meetings for 25 years. given the chance to change it, i know he'll fight tooth & nail, and that's all i can ask in a president. @veritas one of these corporations that he's shone the spotlight on for dodging taxes? funding his campaign? no. go look at his donors. the only companies involved that have been known to dodge taxes is apple and amazon, but the only donations came from individuals, not their PAC, and both of those companies have agreed to pay their taxes as of october 15' & to the second question, corporations aren't people. but obviously there's only three ways, make a cheaper product, raise your prices, or cut jobs.