GenSeneca
Well-Known Member
The real question is, why would they? And the answer to that is simple, control. Government doesn't have to ask a company to do what's in the company's best interest, companies will automatically act in their own best interest.First of all, why wouldn't they be conditional?
Government only has to intervene when they want companies to do something that is not in the company's best interest and the only two approaches are the carrot and the stick. Since government hasn't YET outlawed companies from acting in their own best interest, the only other option is to offer them financial incentives.
Nice little attempt at a red herring through equivocation.Secondly, since you do not support tax breaks and incentives, I assume that this means that you will not be using all those deductions that are available to you in the tax code,
I was specifically talking about businesses. They shouldn't get any tax breaks, or subsidies, because they shouldn't be taxed at all. Until then, I'll settle for cutting their taxes.
Attempting to use the fallacy of Tu Quoque does nothing to support your position.writing a letter to your Congressman to ask him to stop supporting the oil industry with tax breaks and incentives. Right?
I push for the elimination of all corporate and business taxes, which would also mean the end of all subsidies.