POLL-Whose Responsible For "Creating Jobs?"

[AZGrizFan]

I love it when baseless generalizations are repeated as fact. You sound like a moveon.org mouthpiece, Wedgie.

Z, do you want to continue your troll status here, or just go away for a while and let the grown ups have a conversation.

You're a piece of work, Wedgie.

[grizzaholic]

Wedge, avatar update?

[BlueHen86]

Wedge, avatar update?

[BlueHen86]

All are correct, but I voted for the Feds because they determine the macro environment for job creation, i.e. tariffs, protectionism, nationalism, etc. that in turn allow the states/localities then private enterprise to be competitive.

I think that's the best answer so far.

[BlueHen86]

The government does not and cannot "create" jobs. Jobs are created only through the exchange of services. The government can only gain income through taxes, which is essentially theft.

That is the worst answer so far.

And will be until your next post on the subject.

[AZGrizFan]

All are correct, but I voted for the Feds because they determine the macro environment for job creation, i.e. tariffs, protectionism, nationalism, etc. that in turn allow the states/localities then private enterprise to be competitive.

I think that's the best answer so far.

Determining the "environment" for job creation and actually CREATING jobs are two entirely different things...the problem is when they're confused with each other (like happens under a donk government).

[BlueHen86]

I think that's the best answer so far.

Determining the "environment" for job creation and actually CREATING jobs are two entirely different things...the problem is when they're confused with each other (like happens under a donk government).

As opposed to conks, who believe in creation, but not the environment.

[AZGrizFan]

Determining the "environment" for job creation and actually CREATING jobs are two entirely different things...the problem is when they're confused with each other (like happens under a donk government).

As opposed to conks, who believe in creation, but not the environment.

Clever.











But wrong. As usual.

[BlueHen86]

As opposed to conks, who believe in creation, but not the environment.

Clever.











But wrong. As usual.

Wrong?

For half of the GOP yes, for the other half no.

[kalm]

All are correct, but I voted for the Feds because they determine the macro environment for job creation, i.e. tariffs, protectionism, nationalism, etc. that in turn allow the states/localities then private enterprise to be competitive.

I think that's the best answer so far.

This.

Contracts cannot be enforced, therefore a free market economy does not exist without government. Ha! Choke on that one for awhile, conks.

[AZGrizFan]

I think that's the best answer so far.

This.

Contracts cannot be enforced, therefore a free market economy does not exist without government. Ha! Choke on that one for awhile, conks.

The government doesn't enforce contracts, the legal system does.

[kalm]

This.

Contracts cannot be enforced, therefore a free market economy does not exist without government. Ha! Choke on that one for awhile, conks.

The government doesn't enforce contracts, the legal system does.

[AZGrizFan]

The government doesn't enforce contracts, the legal system does.

[kalm]

Your abstinence

[Ibanez]

Imagine how much money the legalization of gay marriages would bring in?

[grizzaholic]

Imagine how much money the legalization of gay marriages would bring in?

6...maybe 7 dollars?

[Ibanez]

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Big Oil?

[HI54UNI]

Imagine how much money the legalization of gay marriages would bring in?

6...maybe 7 dollars?

$6.93 to be precise.

[grizzaholic]

6...maybe 7 dollars?

$6.93 to be precise.