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Old 03-04-2009, 11:06 PM   #25
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so when i pay tax it goes into building roads/employing policemen.any tax i get back is borrowed money. when a business pays tax it goes into magical fairyland and any they get back comes from this magical place not hurting anybody?
You know if you weren't so hellbent on an 'us Vs. them' mentality you might actually learn something.

This thread is centered around the Rudd Government's second attempt at an economic stimulus package, not tax cuts to individuals or small business. This package is coming from borrowed money, the Government is not contracting Government spending to return tax dollars back into the economy.
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