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Originally Posted by Detroitdad
This is a good schtick. You know that rampant spending eventually leads to higher taxing don't you? I am sure as a good capitalist you must understand that. That is why I would have thought that you'd be happy that the fiscally cautious party is back in charge. I have a hard time believing that you really equate low short term taxes with the long term interests of capitalism.
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Absolutely I do.
Low income taxes, free markets, no capital gains are the hallmarks of capitalism at its core.
I acknowledge an educated workforce, good technology, free flow of information and incentives to succeed are also important. But if an investor or capitalist can't profit and can't retain profit, why the hell do it. Furthermore, less government is best.
You can get by with less, look at Monaco, Hong Kong or Costa Rica.
Dems are NOT fiscally responsible. Not by a long shot. Actually no party is fiscally responsible. Jefferson had some great ideas about the debts of one generation not being allowed to burden the next generation.