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>The problem is definitely the companies. They're the ones exploiting the system. Who implements the system? The politicians that you and I elect and the corpo
by nunyabuizness 11y ago
>The problem is definitely the companies. They're the ones exploiting the system.
Who implements the system? The politicians that you and I elect and the corporations buy off, right? So who's fault is it really, the people who exploit the system, the people in charge of that system, or the people who put faith in the system giving it power?
- mattmanser 11y agoIt's not that they're applying for an exemption or anything, they're doing crazy contortions to get this to work. It's an unintended consequence of the complexity of tax law that take a long time to fix. If you could get away with murder because of a loophole, would you? Say it would make a company more profitable, killing their rivals. Do they suddenly have a legal obligation to as a company to increase their profits? Or do you behave ethically and within the spirit of the law, regardless of the law loophole? So why is it ok to dodge the fiscal responsibility to contribute to the societies you are operating in?