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<blockquote data-quote="brett636" data-source="post: 859175" data-attributes="member: 249"><p>All of that is true and all of it has always been true. Business cannot expect to have everything for the next 30 years laid out in front of them today. Economies change, regulations change, minimum wage changes, immigration policy changes. All of these are facts that business people face day in and day out from well established companies to the mom and pop start-ups. To use them as an excuse to continue the money and power flowing to the top is ridiculous.</p></blockquote><p></p><p> The only thing ridiculous is your argument. When a business can't depend on its cost structure to be atleast somewhat stable they will, at best, hold back on new investments, and at worst lay people off or go out of business altogether. This administration has sewn the seeds of unemployment in the private sector and we are only beginning to reap the fruits of their labor.</p><p>[/QUOTE]</p>
[QUOTE="brett636, post: 859175, member: 249"] All of that is true and all of it has always been true. Business cannot expect to have everything for the next 30 years laid out in front of them today. Economies change, regulations change, minimum wage changes, immigration policy changes. All of these are facts that business people face day in and day out from well established companies to the mom and pop start-ups. To use them as an excuse to continue the money and power flowing to the top is ridiculous.[/QUOTE] The only thing ridiculous is your argument. When a business can't depend on its cost structure to be atleast somewhat stable they will, at best, hold back on new investments, and at worst lay people off or go out of business altogether. This administration has sewn the seeds of unemployment in the private sector and we are only beginning to reap the fruits of their labor. [/QUOTE]
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