Because you are a "slum-lord" type business owner that does not provide good wages and healthcare and pensions or 401k matching?
Note: The "slum-lord" reference is a liberal label. I understand the absurdity of it but your liberal "friends" do not.
The subsidies are not to individuals. They are to companies that can afford to pay less and thus inflate their bottom line. Think Fedex Ground if that helps your understanding.
That flow is in spite of the National Government. The National Government has as one of its goals, the redistribution of wealth from high income earners to no/low income earners. Fortunately, the Constitution hampers the National Governments abilities to take away freedoms and wealth from one group and give to another.
You keep mixing (on purpose it seems) the Government intent and the results of society and market resistance that those Socialist goals.
Certainly not US Domestic market but European domestic market, yes.Belgium may be central to UPS' domestic market in 10 years if you keep losing market share.
Actually a friend of mine actually signed up for ACA healthcare insurance and she got a subsidy from the US National Government.
Their cost for healthcare went down $200 a month but the US National Government is providing a $350 subsidy.
The actual cost of insurance went up while the coverage is pretty much the same.
My rates are going down $650 a month.
How about your employees?
And are your rates going down or just what you pay out of pocket?
Government subsidies for you too?
You seem to be under the mistaken belief that Congress writes the laws. Lobbyists do. Doesn't it amaze you that the insurance industry wasn't exploding in rage at the "government takeover" of healthcare? They know that'sBS. If this wasn't going to be a huge money maker for those at the top, it would have died in a House subcommittee while the Democrats were in power.
The subsidies are not to individuals. They are to companies that can afford to pay less and thus inflate their bottom line. Think Fedex Ground if that helps your understanding.
I will direct your attention to post #2356.
I think most people understand that the healthcare and insurance providers were actively involved in "helping" write the ACA law.
Only Congress can enact laws which is the only relevant part.
You could write a law but until Congress passes it and the President signs it, it means nothing.
That's why I just laugh at people who claim that Republicans are controlled by big business and the Democrats are only in it for "the people".
There is so little difference between the two it is hardly worth trying to differentiate.
I understand your unwillingness or inability to see yourself as the masses see you.
So why call it "socialism" if the true spoils go once again to those at the top? Because more people lower down benefit as well?
I am neither unable nor unwilling. I don't really care though. That would be like refusing to take the tax deduction for all the fuel and maintenance on the trucks every year. It's not a pretty side of business, but it is what it is.
So why call it "socialism" if the true spoils go once again to those at the top? Because more people lower down benefit as well?
So what should the goals of the government leaders be if not Socialist? Strictly Capitalist? Facist? Feudal? Does the government "of the people, by the people, and for the people" owe only to the top 1%? In fact, you could make an argument that that is exactly what the founders had in mind but I think I'm glad that we don't have to live like that.The goals of the government leaders are Socialist in nature but the combined ineptitude of the government and the ability of the business leaders to sidestep and outmaneuver the government cause the middle class to pay for the gains of the lower class and the stockholders of involved businesses.
I think I'll take that as a complliment even if it's not one.I understand but the lazy non-achievers who never take initiative or risks do not see it that way.
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And I also moved more investments into healthcare companies the past summer.