Another Bogus Argument

The opponents of capitalism are grasping at straws in their propaganda campaign to rally opposition to the elimination of double taxation of corporate profits. The class warfare strategy has been exposed. Now, they are claiming that we can’t make dividends tax free because it would be too difficult to keep track of that on corporate books and 1099 forms. That is absolute hogwash. Nothing could be easier in the world of corporate accounting. Of course, these same people on the left are the ones opposing any military actions because someone might get hurt. Their brains just aren’t hooked up right.

KMK

As someone who is overly right-brained, with no artistic capability, I always appreciate finding examples where others can illustrate my points and save me the standard thousand words. It’s especially good to locate comics that tell the right story. For every one I find that is truthful, there are at least a dozen by the left trying to portray tax cuts and Bush as evil.

I’m sure many people can relate to this situation.

Bogus Numbers

As I’ve said on countless occasions, all official numbers describing the effects of changes in the tax law are 100% completely bogus. The numbers are fabricated by morons in DC who don’t have a clue as to the real life effects of changes in tax laws. Then, to make the numbers sound even scarier, they use a multi-year bogus total, such as $600 billion over ten years. It’s more inflammatory that way, rather than saying $60 billion per year. It would be just as accurate to rail against a $1,000,000 annual tax cut as a trillion dollars over the next million years. Either way, the numbers are absolute B.S. and anyone who cites them as valid is either a liar or an idiot and not to be trusted in the least.

KMK

Time for the standard JackAss Party playbook.

Hatred Of the Rich

Jonah Goldberg and Ilana Mercer each have excellent pieces on how the left’s intense hatred for the successful people in our country clouds their vision of what’s good for the nation as a whole. They continue to be adamantly opposed to any kind of tax break for the wealthy, even if the overall benefits accrue to everyone, just out of pure vitriolic spite.

It’s sick that our rulers would be so obsessed with this hatred, which is in a way a kind of self loathing since they themselves, with their huge salaries and lucrative perks and side incomes, are in the top income brackets. This attitude borders on mental illness. Keep that in mind when you listen to the sickos rail against Bush’s tax cut for the rich, such as described here by William F. Buckley.

KMK

States Fear Double Whammy From Tax Plan

Boo Hoo

Deja vu. This is a perfect illustration of what happened with the Reagan tax rate cuts of the 1980s and why we had large deficits..