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In the debate of job creation and how best to pursue it as a policy goal, one point is forgotten: Government doesn't create jobs. Government only diverts resources from one use to another, which doesn't create new employment.

Video produced by Caleb Brown and Austin Bragg.

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  • @coryland21 No you dolt, lobbyists want MORE government spending! Why? So that the industry they're lobbying on behalf of gets federal funding and/or special treatment and they only have to kick back a portion of the money they make to the politician's campaign funds.

  • @coryland21 Ad hominem arguments don't work on people worth convincing. Please use a plausible form of argument.

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  • @XCritonX With -0.04 migrant(s)/1,000 population (2012 est.), I'd say not good at all.

  • North Korea doesn't have any unemployment, hows that working out for them?

  • @coryland21

    Anti-lobbying lobbyists? Did you get that one from the Sam & Max games?

  • @coryland21 psychological dissonance sucks doesn’t it?

  • This is bull, this video was made by lobbyist

  • Haven't you heard of the fiscal?

  • Your post is nonsensical and almost unworthy of reply. All i'll say is that communist/socialist policies sound nice, but are predictably unsustainable and history has shown us that Marxism basically levels an economy to the ground.

    The people may be equal, but they all end up equally miserable and dominated by a powerful [yet oh so self-righteous] government. The living standards of the lower classes in free market societies are superior to those of the working classes with socialism.

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