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Holy shit! LOL you don't know him at all then
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He never said "Absurdly low" you're pulling words out of your ass and repeatedly putting them in quotations.
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When, I mentioned the treasury I was specifically referring to "treasury data," as shown in the chart. In fact, in my initial response, I posted to the chart to clarify my source. Except, my logic for dismissing the studies is by their usage of GDP rather than the actual IRS/Treasury data. Let's take a look at the study which I cited because you seem to not understand the results. You are right in that I should have clarified the purpose of the GAO study. But, before I do that I want to call out this hilarity. So, your evidence that the GAO study contradicts my statement is their statement that the corporate tax rate is, . That was not a statement found in their own research they were citing another study, note the citation. Unsurprisingly, that study uses GDP. The reason why I cited the GAO is that it demonstrates that IRS numbers show a far lower eft then GDP does. Their figures are based on the IRS which they note, "on the whole, lower than the tax liabilities reported in the corporate financial statements."
Eh, I did say absurdly low. Which it is if you look at IRS data. But, I do not think that is a good argument against the corporate tax rate due to compliance costs and false investments.
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Really? I did the find shit over the pages and couldn’t find the phrase in any of your posts, maybe that function was glitching, it sometimes does that.
Apologies dadudemon for that last statement.
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I see DDM's being unnaturally patient with the clear backpedalings and general tomfoolery, when a simple "okay, my bad, I misspoke" would end the nonsense.
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I mean, that phrase strikes a notable difference to me.
"Incredibly low" seems to only imply a low rate relative to other rates, whereas "absurdly low" seems to imply the same thing but with the additional qualifier that having it that low is a mistake.
DarthSkywalker0 hates all taxes, so he clearly doesn't have some agenda to want the corporate tax raised.
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He clarified: he's not interested in a word game and he thought they were the same enough to say he said it. I was clearly mocking him.
You bored, braaaah?
Maybe I expected you to say, "Why did you quote him correctly for pages but change it all of a sudden? You mocking him?" Yes, yes I clearly am mocking him just the same as he was mocking me for "not understanding economics at all like a moron." Notice how that's in quotes but it is not what he said, either?
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I think his interest is honestly representing what the tax rate is relative to other countries.
He's AnCap
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