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What a discussion! We planned on talking about the CBO's study on the minimum wage, but we deviated into a conversation about the reality of corporate welfare.

Let me ask you this. If taxation is theft, why would you propose a problems "solution" is to make sure someone is paying more taxes?

If a thief is making their way through your neighborhood, taking $1,000 from each house, and your next door neighbor makes a deal for only $500 to be stolen, who is in the wrong? Would you suggest that this is "unfair?" Of course it is- but which party is responsible? Would you suggest that the solution is to make sure your neighbor pays the remaining $500?

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If taxation is theft, "Corporate Welfare" isn't welfare at all 01:05:01 Share

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If taxation is theft, "Corporate Welfare" isn't welfare at all