Comments on: Going Galt? http://www.newclarion.com/2009/06/going-galt/ Our mission is to combat the unreason and selflessness that are sweeping our culture from the nihilist left to the religious right, and to sound a new ideal of capitalism and individual rights in American politics. Sun, 14 Mar 2010 04:39:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jim May http://www.newclarion.com/2009/06/going-galt/#comment-4538 Jim May Wed, 01 Jul 2009 05:12:12 +0000 http://www.newclarion.com/2009/06/going-galt/#comment-4538 <i>The money is disappearing at a greater rate than the 3.2% contraction of the economy for the last three quarters.</i> That's a progressive tax structure in action... people are moving into lower tax brackets. You'd see that even if the underground economy didn't change at all (cough). The money is disappearing at a greater rate than the 3.2% contraction of the economy for the last three quarters.

That’s a progressive tax structure in action… people are moving into lower tax brackets. You’d see that even if the underground economy didn’t change at all (cough).

]]> By: Mike http://www.newclarion.com/2009/06/going-galt/#comment-4530 Mike Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:39:21 +0000 http://www.newclarion.com/2009/06/going-galt/#comment-4530 We're hours from a state government shutdown here in AZ because the legislature can't reckon the simple fact that redistributive programs are untenable. I may be back to work quickly -- they may indeed hammer out a midnight accord -- in which case it's basically back to the grind. If it looks like that won't happen, I may be forced to resign, queue up a month and a half of back vacation pay (who knows when I'd ever get it) and go do something else. Something in the private sector this time, I think. We’re hours from a state government shutdown here in AZ because the legislature can’t reckon the simple fact that redistributive programs are untenable. I may be back to work quickly — they may indeed hammer out a midnight accord — in which case it’s basically back to the grind. If it looks like that won’t happen, I may be forced to resign, queue up a month and a half of back vacation pay (who knows when I’d ever get it) and go do something else. Something in the private sector this time, I think.

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