Hardly small though. The U.S. has the 2nd highest corporate taxes in the world.

http://www.taxfoundation.org/publications/show/1466.html




>>>No, our money is not all rightfully ours, not in any modern society. Not in mine, not in yours, not in Europe, etc. etc. etc.
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>>This is just sad. I don't believe I have ever seen a greater argument for better economic education in this country than this one statement. Do me a favor. Regardless who wins the Dem primary, join their campaign and utter this phrase at every event you can attend.
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>But isn't it true, Jake, that the money to pay for government "services" has to come from somewhere?
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>Years ago much of it came from corporations. But their slice is now smaller than ever, and planned to get even smaller so they can "compete" with countries where workes are paid $2.00 per day.
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>If we expect a military, if we expect police and fire services, if we expect more and improved roads/bridges/overpasses/etc, if we expect free public education, if we expect ?????, then how can "all our own money be all rightfully ours"?