Maggie's Farm

Tax-slaved, skin-in-the-game, too-big-to-fail, corporate oligarchy, Wall St-Beltway corridor "conservatives", you mean?

Never bring the corporate oligarchy that stole the vote to heel.

Said no Framers ever.

"to be punish the producers"

Is English your second language?

Anyway, your view, champ, seems to project the views of others onto them. Has it always been like that or only when you can't be bothered to actually grasp a point that differs from your tiny stereotypes of the usual, cartooned, left-versus-right divide?

Hadn't you seen the Princeton report that shows that historically unless you're actually in the oligarchy your vote counts for nothing? Nothing. Do you ever write that bought-off lobbyist tool you call a "representative" or do you just assume that Trump = utter constitutional fealty forever and get back to your grindstone?

From there - and borrowing your rhetorical stylings, if I may - your view seems to be to punish the consumers, the earners and the productive, the companies that hire Americans in America by forcing all of the above to bow to those that move off-shore because, as I just said, you can't possibly be bothered to legislate a solution to that GOPe-led, statist train wreck of corporatist corruption you call a conservative establishment or whatever it is you think you have in your political pocket.

Did they take away all your pens? Apparently you'd rather tax the individual's wage to pay for all those corporatist profits. Let's wait for your next insight to see if you know the difference. Or just how simple it'd be to end all this jazz whose only solution as you see it so far is to willingly shackle yourself to your own bizarre notion of capitalism.

Your justification, to continue in your dim rhetorical vein, seems to be the Republican doublespeak of accusing/conflating [sic] the "corporations" [sic] with free enterprise where somehow the "rich" [sic] are magically incapable of corrupting your vote with their lobbying. I thing rightists are happy to drop trou and show the latter their unbridled affection even if it "cuts off every GOPe tool's nose the face must be spited", as you so endearingly put it.

Corporations paying zero tax rates is the rightists wet dream and central grand fallacy. Apple just recently kited billions through some offshore scheme (that you'd somehow never heard of) and that little stunt and thousands like it absolutely pass the tax burden on to tools like you 24/7. That's what we already call tax-free. Remember Too Big To Fail? Protip: If you're going to be a tool wisely never bitch about it again.

As for your tidy little lesson in international competition, such as it is, until you can grasp the elementary concept of fiat money and currency pegging I'm afraid you get an F. There is no such thing as international competition as a free, liberal abstract; there's only the rigged system rightist chumps hang their little hats on like dutiful serfs.

As for your closing fail, American corporations actually have but one choice because one is all they need: Keep writing legislation for you dependent wage-earners and keep to their virtual monopolies. As for collectivism and the loss of your liberty while you're out daily battling "Socialist-Democrats" in the Internet, you probably haven't the first clue.

I realize it's fun to shove things into the little rightist microscope and cast labels and presumptions and make everything about the FOXNews daytime reality show that plays in loops in rightist heads, but that's the problem. Rightists are easily led, simplistic, and actually operating at direct cross-purposes to their own ideals.

Taking it out on guys like me who do them the favor of challenging their malformed notions on economics and liberty is riotously therapeutic to them and all, but in the end I honestly don't care what they think - I certainly won't reason them out of something they weren't reasoned into. I'm just curious to see, in a world up to the brim with leftist psychosis, just how robust is the rightist's ignorance, arrogance, and simple denial about the things he's only ever uttered some dumb slogan about.

Then go back to television.