Ziggy by Tom Wilson & Tom II for August 26, 2011

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    justrightturnips  about 13 years ago

    How true, how true. I just read in the newspaper that a new bridge being put in between San Fransico and Oakland? was built in China and shipped over here. Supposedly saved 4 million bucks. Talk about outsourcing to the max!!! Buy US made everybody… Especially local turnip greens!!!

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    boldyuma  about 13 years ago

    When the Hershey bar is finally outsourced…

    thus goes the USA..

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    x_Tech  about 13 years ago

    Great game!! You can play for years…You just can’t win.

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    enpitsu  about 13 years ago

    It has a 10 years, a 20, and a 75 years version. The 150 years version is still under construction.

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    lewisbower  about 13 years ago

    If we didn’t tax corporations 35%, tax dividends 35% and capital gains 20%, perhaps there would be no reason to go overseas. A certain politician wants to “redistribute the wealth”. It’s being redistributed to South America, Asia, and Europe.No minority likes to be discriminated against and this is true of the American investor. If we cannot build America and create American jobs because of tax rates geared against successful feople, we might just take our ball and go home. Watch the unsuccessful (failures) try to hit a rock.

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    Zaristerex  about 13 years ago

    A Canadian I know recently joked that U.S. money is Monopoly money now.

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    DrMoses  about 13 years ago

    Better take that opportunity while you can Ziggy. China seems to have a good system. We borrow from them so we can buy from them. Yep! That’s how it goes.

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    W6BXQ, John  about 13 years ago

    *How about this?

    Klingon Monopoly.

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    spamster  about 13 years ago

    I believe last I read, GE’s last year’s tax paid was closer to 3%. But GE is a notorious penny pincher. It exploits all the loop holes.

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