You're just pulling stuff out of thin air now. There is no cause and effect connection for the statements you made.
The graph you posted was, again, a series of "change percentages." What are the raw numbers? If I lost a billion dollars in one year, and gained half a billion the next year, my percentage of increase would be huge between the two years, but I'd still be in the hole half a billion.
We are not "suffering" deficit spending. We are having it inflicted on us by the same people who are trying to tell us that the answer is a "boot on the neck" of the private sector.
Your stereotypical "American worker" pays almost no taxes at all, and they don't employ a lot of people either. You really aren't thinking this through very well. Would you rather corporate profits be going to hell right now? What does that gain us?
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"correlation"
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- Britain plans to decentralize health care
- "correlation"
- Not over there.
- ...so would it be a logical conclusion...
- I am keeping it in mind...
- And keep in mind...
- You have it backwards.
- We already subsidize food.
- It's not sticking with me, either.
- Isn't that how it is with anything?
- More news from the NHS
- That's not really a fair conclusion, Eri...
- Have they?
- Health insurers' profits have gone up.
- Not downward. Outward.
- Love in wartime
- The doctors will have to hire more staff.