When Does Ignorance becomes Stupidity

October 27, 2008 by ItheConsumer.

When a Business refuses to take a $120.00 tax deduction and cost their Stockholders billions and trillions in investment over the last year can you claim that the Argument of Ignorance becomes the Argument of Stupidity? 

Yes, in 2001 and 2004 the Republican Leadership of Congress had the opportunity to increase the hourly wages of American Workers by $3.00 and give the American Consumer an extra $516.00 per month thus insuring that the Market and the Government could of handled President Bush cutting a piece of gold in half and reducing the value of the dollar by 20%. However, after hearing the McCain/Palin ticket and the Right-wing Media bash the Obama/Biden ticket for wanting to “Spread the Wealth Around” I have to call into the judgment of the RNC and their Presidential Candidate. For at war with an enemy who claims that the Republican Leadership is not smart enough to solve the flight of the Poor in the world and wanting to reduce taxes to pay for the war even more I would like to hear how a business owner can justify to their Advertisers, Customers, Employees, and Investors how them saving a Ben Franklin is good for the economy? 

And to hear this same citizens cry that they deserve a larger tax break when proportionally for the last 8 years they enjoyed a thousand times more than the average hourly worker; yet, produced nothing of value. I can see and understand why the Democratic Leadership is ready to increase their taxes back to where they were in the 1990’s. So, before you say that Obama is wrong you might want to ask yourself how does the McCain/Palin ticket plan to ensure your business that you will have costumers when by their own Logic and Reason the bottom 40% of Consumers in America do not need no more money to pay their bills or buy the Goods and Services of the Market?

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