The Political Satire/Meme Thread

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FAO @Danoff

No idea how true this is, it could be entirely made up, but I'm curious as to your reception to what is claimed?

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It leads to fragile corporations that go bankrupt or have to shrink the moment the market shifts. People and companies need savings. Manipulation of that savings by the government works to everyone's detriment. Just imagine having a job with a company you knew could survive a years-long downturn without cutting jobs.
 
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It leads to fragile corporations that go bankrupt or have to shrink the moment the market shifts. People and companies need savings. Manipulation of that savings by the government works to everyone's detriment. Just imagine having a job with a company you knew could survive a years-long downturn without cutting jobs.

Seems like it would be similar to imposing the same on individuals. We would have a bunch of useless stuff and not be prepared for a recession. That's the opposite of responsible economics.

It also depends on the tax policy. If you buy a "location", but you can only depreciate it over 30 years, you're taking the hit anyway and recovering it over 30 years. Economy goes bad and the government gets to decide who gets that money.
 
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