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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 882910" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>That's actually not true if you are willing to consider a different POV. For every dollar taken up in taxes, that is a dollar taken out of circulation within the private sector. The only way it comes back is if the gov't through planned spending flows the money back into circulation. Think a $1 in taxes from an auto repair shop ends up in the hands of a solar panel company. Get the idea?</p><p></p><p>In the underground economy, counter-economics or what some call <a href="http://agorism.info/AgoristClassTheory.pdf" target="_blank"><span style="color: #ff0000">agorism</span></a> that dollar would stay in private hands and thus circulate according to voluntary exchange and not social engineering. Gov't is looking for ways to pump money into the economy to get it going, a democrat solution if you will is some direct form of handout but then that method is targeted or in otherwords, centrally planned and designed for a vote benefit to the party. Republicans want to do the same thing but they use a model of tax cuts that is targeted or centrally planned and designed for a vote benefit to the party. Both parties play this game and play it well and have done so for decades. Bothsides know to move the load you have to first grease the skids.</p><p></p><p>The underground economy by-pass these statist central planning models and allows the market and the actual parties involved to decide how the economy will move at the closest possible level to the people themselves. The more money that circulates in the underground economy, the better it really is for the average folk even though most at this time can't see it. Otherwise, it's doled out to Wall Street and Big Socialism otherwise known as big business and those crumbs known as so-called welfare is just a mask to fool boobus americanus.</p><p></p><p>If Washington won't cut the money it spends, maybe we should treat it like an unruly child and start withholding some of it's allowance while preparing at some point to withhold it all!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 882910, member: 2189"] That's actually not true if you are willing to consider a different POV. For every dollar taken up in taxes, that is a dollar taken out of circulation within the private sector. The only way it comes back is if the gov't through planned spending flows the money back into circulation. Think a $1 in taxes from an auto repair shop ends up in the hands of a solar panel company. Get the idea? In the underground economy, counter-economics or what some call [URL="http://agorism.info/AgoristClassTheory.pdf"][COLOR=#ff0000]agorism[/COLOR][/URL] that dollar would stay in private hands and thus circulate according to voluntary exchange and not social engineering. Gov't is looking for ways to pump money into the economy to get it going, a democrat solution if you will is some direct form of handout but then that method is targeted or in otherwords, centrally planned and designed for a vote benefit to the party. Republicans want to do the same thing but they use a model of tax cuts that is targeted or centrally planned and designed for a vote benefit to the party. Both parties play this game and play it well and have done so for decades. Bothsides know to move the load you have to first grease the skids. The underground economy by-pass these statist central planning models and allows the market and the actual parties involved to decide how the economy will move at the closest possible level to the people themselves. The more money that circulates in the underground economy, the better it really is for the average folk even though most at this time can't see it. Otherwise, it's doled out to Wall Street and Big Socialism otherwise known as big business and those crumbs known as so-called welfare is just a mask to fool boobus americanus. If Washington won't cut the money it spends, maybe we should treat it like an unruly child and start withholding some of it's allowance while preparing at some point to withhold it all! [/QUOTE]
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