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That's not Google's problem, that's the loopholes' problem. I'm an entrepreneur. I get that. And you can keep repeating it until we turn into India or Brazil o
by auctiontheory 13y ago
That's not Google's problem, that's the loopholes' problem.
I'm an entrepreneur. I get that. And you can keep repeating it until we turn into India or Brazil or Nigeria or someplace else where the rich ride around in bulletproof cars while the poor beg by the dozen at each intersection.
Or you can work toward a better solution.
- ahomescu1 13y agoSpeaking as coming from an Eastern Europe, here's my view: the biggest problem in poor countries is corruption (in government), not poverty. My country, as well as those you mention, have plenty of middle class people, it's not just super-poor or super-rich. At least in my country, the biggest problem is that it's much harder to be a successful entrepreneur. Taxing corporations more does not, in any way, fix government corruption. In fact, it actually makes the problem worse, since there's more to steal by corrupt politicians.