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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 3460121" data-attributes="member: 60252">Are you still hanging on to your idiocy of putting words in peoples&#039; mouths????? Or is it just that your comprehension is low????High taxes contributed to the ability of the nation to get things done, and influenced people to re-invest profit to avoid high taxes. Between higher government spending and higher private re-investment of profit, the economy was booming. Those weren&#039;t the only causes, but they contributed. Without relatively high investment by the gov in VA financing, and high levels of training of vets, growth would have been lower. The baby boom created huge demand for goods after WWII which created new jobs.High taxes didn&#039;t &#039;create&#039; prosperity. But they did allow for a lot of good outcomes, by design. Proper use of tax policycan alter personal activity for the better, and if high tax rates encouraged reinvestment to avoid high taxes, it was good for the country. No wealth was lost by those reinvesting their profit instead of taking it out and spending it. . Being &#039;forced&#039; by the tax code to do what is good for the country instead of what is good for the individual is worth consideration. But idiots think that high tax rates can only harm, and can&#039;t see past their own noses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 3460121, member: 60252"] Are you still hanging on to your idiocy of putting words in peoples' mouths????? Or is it just that your comprehension is low???? High taxes contributed to the ability of the nation to get things done, and influenced people to re-invest profit to avoid high taxes. Between higher government spending and higher private re-investment of profit, the economy was booming. Those weren't the only causes, but they contributed. Without relatively high investment by the gov in VA financing, and high levels of training of vets, growth would have been lower. The baby boom created huge demand for goods after WWII which created new jobs. High taxes didn't 'create' prosperity. But they did allow for a lot of good outcomes, by design. Proper use of tax policycan alter personal activity for the better, and if high tax rates encouraged reinvestment to avoid high taxes, it was good for the country. No wealth was lost by those reinvesting their profit instead of taking it out and spending it. . Being 'forced' by the tax code to do what is good for the country instead of what is good for the individual is worth consideration. But idiots think that high tax rates can only harm, and can't see past their own noses. [/QUOTE]

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