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Austin, Texas, May 27, 2011 -- USAbledVeterans.com, the website dedicated to helping wounded veterans find employment in the private sector is asking all employers to commit to hiring a disabled veteran this year in honor of Memorial Day.

More than 40,000 Americans have been wounded in the Global War On Terror and another 153,000 in Vietnam.

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If the taxes are raised on the "job exporters" will anyone care but them? The money might buy some benefits?

for our Seniors, Veterans, Disabled and Politicians.

Agree? or Agree Strongly?

The "job exporters" have become the enemy of the working class. As a small businessman it doesn't directly effect me but a reasonable percentage of my customers have slipped into the poverty class thanks to these corporations.

You could raise their taxes and you know what would happen? They would pay them. They wouldn't leave. Do you know why? The same reason everyone in the world is rushing to buy US Treasuries. Stability. Even in volatile times, the United States is the safest available haven for money.

I agree that we should raise taxes on the job exporters but I think we should use the money to replace what they've cost us, jobs for the working class.

Spock:
Yup, those high tax rates sure hurt us from 1917 through 1986 as did those modestly high tax rates from 1993 through 2002. The USA must have become a financial powerhouse during Reagan's last 2 years, Bush 41's first 3 years and Bush 43's last 5 years. During those 80 years of higher corporate taxes we struggled. Thank God we had those 10 years of low taxes.

There's two ways to put our country deep in debt.
1. War
2. Let the Reagans and the Bushs manage our tax system

And yes, I can ignore the fundamentals of "supply side" economics. That works great for the upper class and pretty well for the upper middle class but the middle class, the working class and the poverty class get screwed. We have 25 years of data now and that data supports my claim. The middle class has been stagnant at best. I thought the United States government promised to "promote the general welfare" of American citizens, not promote the general welfare of the upper classes at the expense of everyone else?

I'm quite finished laying gifts at the feet of our corporate gods. They use those gifts to our detriment.

Radical Common Sense:
Wow, that's so logical I'm almost ready to buy in. In fact, during a strong economy I would agree with a good bit of that. The problem we have now is a bad economy and our situation is not unique. Fortunately, we can look back in history and see what has worked to dig us out. Looking at the post war periods, the depressions, the recessions and the panics all the way back to 1834, we have in fact used government job programs to grow our way out of serious unemployment. This is without exception, and guess what... It has always worked. Please give me one example in our history when we shrank government involvement to dig our way out of serious unemployment. I haven't been able to find one.

I would think that an analysis the years between 1999 and 2007 would give us an excellent example of what not to do. We shouldn't deregulate the banking and securities industries, we shouldn't lower taxes below the sweet spot on the Laffer Curve and we shouldn't build 2 million houses we don't need. Sure, it feels real good while the party lasts but we're paying for it now. If this is how we get higher revenue out of lower taxes, I want no part.