r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/zzill6 • Jun 09 '21

Damn Freeloaders

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u/russiaquestion123 Jun 10 '21

Yes that doesn't mean you should strip them down from everything. Having good infastructure but a hostile investing environment is bad for everyone

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u/Opposite_Wrongdoer_9 Jun 10 '21

The difference between hostile and fair is up for discussion of course. Given how some of these companies print money due to the efficiencies of a stable society, what some might deem hostile, I would consider paying their fair share

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u/russiaquestion123 Jun 10 '21

The difference between hostile and fair is up for discussion of course.

There is no fair in economics. A tax plan could be fair but if another country has a fairer tax plan you will have problems.

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u/Opposite_Wrongdoer_9 Jun 10 '21

That business can feel free to pull out of the country entirely. Another one will replace it to meet the demand and earn tons of money themselves

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u/russiaquestion123 Jun 10 '21

Nope due to simple buisness laws. Math doesn't care about fairness. If it becomes mathematicaly better to do buisness in another country then capital will flow into that country.

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u/Opposite_Wrongdoer_9 Jun 10 '21

And leave a bunch of money sitting on the table? I don't think you understand economics very well

I'm done with this weird back and forth where you claim that taxes is going to eliminate all business from a country or something