BrianW
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Okay, so corporations don't pay taxes, because the money they get to pay their taxes comes from us. Check. But the money we get to pay corporations' taxes comes from our salaries, which are paid by corporations! And that money comes from us when we buy their products. So NOBODY pays for ANYTHING!
Actually, this brings up a point I personally find very interesting: How does basic economics even work? As long as nobody is actually printing money, we ALL get our money from somewhere/someone else. How is it possible for corporations to pay their workers enough money to buy their products and still make a profit while providing a living wage to their employees? I freely admit that I don’t know the first thing about economics, but to me, this just seems like a blatant violation of all the laws of Thermodynamics!.
Actually, this brings up a point I personally find very interesting: How does basic economics even work? As long as nobody is actually printing money, we ALL get our money from somewhere/someone else. How is it possible for corporations to pay their workers enough money to buy their products and still make a profit while providing a living wage to their employees? I freely admit that I don’t know the first thing about economics, but to me, this just seems like a blatant violation of all the laws of Thermodynamics!.