You didn't read it.

I did, there is no such thing as corporate welfare; those are called bail outs and bankruptcy That and any corporation who makes over 500,000$ a year through production or import/export or provides that much in services to DOD or other nations are exempt from taxes altogether which is why we have a heavy burden on the US tax payer and the highest tax rates in the world. Unless you are referring to something else. WELFARE IS; Food stamps Social security Medicare Tricare Homeless outreach Shelters Planned parenthood Public clinics Abortion clinics GOV financial aid GOV subsidies (on the local scale; not industrial agriculture subsidies those are different) Red cross Those are welfare programs and when you hear the news talk about welfare or congress talk about it thats what they are referring to cutting

Perhaps you should read the link. Also, I'm aware what the term welfare typically refers to. I'm making a point.

Ill check it out later but its not called corporate welfare; They are; Bail out programs for companies within the industry the economy would fail or crash if that company failed, Corporate tax breaks Corporate subsidies The act that gives corporations the same rights as individuals Corporate tax benefits Tax haven money laundering Corporate goods possession laws (allows tax avoidance on import/export goods) Corporate charity benefits (if X company donates to Y charity; usually a bunk charity, it is a reimbursable tax write off. This allows them to give the charity the money and then use the money through the charity and get paid that money back by the GOV) Corporate cost reimbursement Allowance of wage desperation (company pays X amount in Salary to EVERY employee in company 95% of which only goes to the top 10% of the corporations management) Lobbying reimbursement and favors (ANY money donated to politicians funds or lobbying IS a tax write off 30-80% of which gets paid back to the corporation while the politician or agenda they are pushing/ supporting gets pushed into law/office) Stuff like that has to STOP before ANYTHING else

Agreed. Like I said, I chose the language I did to make a point.

Might want to re word to "welfare of corporations vs welfare of humanity" Thats what i would have gone with but yea i see your point now, sry super duper over tired here

He's trying to defend welfare. He used the term welfare because that's essentially what it is for companies yet no one goes after them. Instead they try to attack the people who need it, like fast food workers and other people who inhabit low paying jobs.