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Corporations cannot forcefully get your money without big government though.
Big government is Authoritarianism.
Remember what I said before, the political compass should be a sphere, with the best conditions being between both Authoritarianism and Anarchism and between extreme communism and extreme capitalism (where both extreme communism and extreme capitalism connect.)
Something that is apparently lost on a lot of liberals is that many of us conservatives actually do believe in the constitution. It's not a joke. We're not just playing around about it. We're serious. That means if something is a wonderful idea and would work well and solve a problem but would violate the constitution, then we don't want it. Violating the constitution is a deal breaker that cancels any other consideration.
isn't that being a little dogmatic though?
I mean, the constitution was written way back when times were different.
perhaps a little tweaking here and there could be a good thing if done right?
I haven't caught up yet and I've agreed our tax system needs changes but once again that is NOT a loophole. That is tax policy. Have you not been able to grasp the difference yet?
Something intentionally placed in tax policy is NOT a loophole. And yes it is important to get this right.
Republicans in Louisiana are PRAISED for constantly picking winners and losers by giving companies, retailers, and movie-makers money. So much for their love of free-markets.
Mary Landrieu is the one that doles out all the pork in Louisiana. She has fought constantly for you to be able to keep your sugar subsidies.
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