Required Community Service?

flippyshark · 11-08-2008, 12:34 PM

I'd certainly prefer the version where costs go down, as opposed to a kluge-y system of tax breaks and so on. But I have absolutely no faith in the unregulated free market concept. It seems to my admittedly naive mind that we've already tried that, and it hasn't worked. I'm amenable to evidence on that one. But, ultimately, I feel like whether it's trickle down or bottom up, it doesn't get to where I am, or anywhere near what I can afford. (How many jobs am I supposed to have? I've got between three and five of 'em much of the time.)

11-08-2008, 12:34 PM	#10
flippyshark Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 2,852	I'd certainly prefer the version where costs go down, as opposed to a kluge-y system of tax breaks and so on. But I have absolutely no faith in the unregulated free market concept. It seems to my admittedly naive mind that we've already tried that, and it hasn't worked. I'm amenable to evidence on that one. But, ultimately, I feel like whether it's trickle down or bottom up, it doesn't get to where I am, or anywhere near what I can afford. (How many jobs am I supposed to have? I've got between three and five of 'em much of the time.)
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