If they pay dividends, this puts money back into the economies and helps all those public retirement funds which are so inadequately funded become a bit more fiscally viable. Not a bad thing to happen in our economies.

If the pay down debt, this also puts money back into the economies as the folks this debt was owed to now have a liquid asset they can turn around and reinvest somewhere else. Maybe no other businesses want to borrow that money right now, but that just means they will end up loaning it to government at some level which helps keep our debt here at home rather than in China. Again, not a bad thing to have happen.



Your response is pure bullshit.

If they pay dividends, this puts money back into the economies and helps all those public retirement funds which are so inadequately funded become a bit more fiscally viable. Not a bad thing to happen in our economies.

What 'public retirement funds' are you talking about? What vague critter is that? Did the last tax holiday have corporations contribute to 'public retirement funds' in any form or fashion? Can you provide proof?


If the pay down debt, this also puts money back into the economies as the folks this debt was owed to now have a liquid asset they can turn around and reinvest somewhere else. Maybe no other businesses want to borrow that money right now, but that just means they will end up loaning it to government at some level which helps keep our debt here at home rather than in China. Again, not a bad thing to have happen.

Can you show any proof that during the last 'tax holiday' the corporate repatrioted funds were used to buy American debt funds that at least kept the debt here in America?

Of course you can't. Your response is pure bullshit.

Mayb trying to baffle people with bullshit works in conservative circles, but it is still bullshit in the real world.

Conservatism is a pale horse, and the riders should be called DEATH.