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5/16/2013 6:50:26 PM
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[quote]Discuss.[/quote]
Horrible ideas.
Better ones:
Tax breaks for the Rich and the Super Rich.
Less regulation on businesses.
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[quote]Less regulation on businesses.[/quote] West, TX would like a word with you.
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Edited by RighteousTyrant: 5/16/2013 8:21:18 PMGiven the ongoing [i]criminal[/i] investigation into that, I'd say it's a bit soon to be saying a lack of regs was the problem. Edit: [url=http://www.kwtx.com/home/headlines/Investigators-List-3-Possible-Causes-Of-Deadly-West-Explosion-207728311.html#.UZU-20r6jrR]A wild source appears[/url] Three possible causes: * golf car battery * 120 V electrical line on the floor (does this mean an extension cord?) * criminal act
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[quote]Given the ongoing criminal investigation into that, I'd say it's a bit soon to be saying a lack of regs was the problem.[/quote] Exactly. If all those pesky regulations were gone then the business wouldn't be in trouble and would be on it's merry way to rebuild. In another city. Probably another state. Maybe another country.
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Oh? What happened in West TX?
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Mit Romney over here...
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Edited by M37h3w3: 5/16/2013 7:09:34 PMThe Rich and the Super Rich are the job creators. They totally aren't just going to use that extra money and stash it in off shore tax havens. Regulation is currently killing businesses. They aren't going to use the loosening of regulation to destroy the economy and then bet that the economy is going tank and make money hand over fist.
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No, I disagree, I think that business regulations is a good thing.
