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doesn't sound as though he is claiming that you can't take credit for building a business, just that you can't take all the credit. Yes, he's saying you can't
by javert 14y ago
doesn't sound as though he is claiming that you can't take credit for building a business, just that you can't take all the credit.
Yes, he's saying you can't take all the credit, which means that you can't "take credit" for it.
Taking credit has an implied "all the", as in, "take [all the] credit."
This distinction actually matters. Obama is taking something absolute -- This is my business, these are my profits -- and turning it into something vague. That vagueness leaves plenty of room for all kinds of government controls and taxes.
In fact, contra Obama, if you built a business, it is rightly your business, along with all of the profits (and all of the credit).
- czr80 14y ago> Taking credit has an implied "all the", as in, "take [all the] credit." I'm sorry, but this is complete nonsense.
- ktizo 14y agoI take it you are not a fan of John Donne then.
- flyinRyan 14y ago>Yes, he's saying you can't take all the credit, Which is right. You can't take all the credit. You can take most though.