By: Thad Hunter
Is it coincidence that people who say “it’s thanks to a village” derive their livelihood from government and have never built anything from scratch themselves or felt the pressure to find customers or...
View ArticleBy: MD Russ
Brian, You didn't build this post. The public schools that taught you to read and write, the people who gave you a college education, and the DARPA that invented the Internet (no, it wasn't Al Gore),...
View ArticleBy: Britt Howard
“You didn’t build that”. Our president doesn't realize that government didn't build it either. The Taxpayers did. The government didn't build freedom either. The people did. That entrepreneur didn't...
View ArticleBy: Wally Erb
Just to be an advocate for discussion, let us still remember that government is still the source of low cost loans and grants up to 90 per cent through the U.S. Small Business Administration (founded...
View ArticleBy: MD Russ
Wally, I have a news flash for you: government is not altruistic. Everything that you describe that is government support of small business has a single objective–to increase the tax revenue base so...
View ArticleBy: Brian W. Schoeneman
Wally, the only way for those loans to get repaid and for those grants to work is if the small business owner is successful. Which means he may get the money to give him the opportunity to succeed, but...
View ArticleBy: Wally Erb
Lawyers and their over simplified analogies for us dimwitted. What Phelps driver has to do with it is immaterial, but since you used it, I would venture to guess his trainer, dietitian, motivators and...
View ArticleBy: MD Russ
Then using your analogy, a team of trainers, dieticians, motivators, etc could take anyone and turn them into a record-setting Olympic athlete. Michael Phelps had only a marginal role in his winning 19...
View ArticleBy: Brian W. Schoeneman
I didn't realize using analogies was a lawyer thing. But to keep the analogy going, all of those folks may have helped him, but at the end of the day, it was his events to win or lose. That's where the...
View ArticleBy: Wally Erb
Gee MD, I thought we talking about business until we got diverted by analogies.
View ArticleBy: Thad Hunter
Is it coincidence that people who say “it’s thanks to a village” derive their livelihood from government and have never built anything from scratch themselves or felt the pressure to find customers or...
View ArticleBy: MD Russ
Brian, You didn't build this post. The public schools that taught you to read and write, the people who gave you a college education, and the DARPA that invented the Internet (no, it wasn't Al Gore),...
View ArticleBy: Britt Howard
“You didn’t build that”. Our president doesn't realize that government didn't build it either. The Taxpayers did. The government didn't build freedom either. The people did. That entrepreneur didn't...
View ArticleBy: Wally Erb
Just to be an advocate for discussion, let us still remember that government is still the source of low cost loans and grants up to 90 per cent through the U.S. Small Business Administration (founded...
View ArticleBy: MD Russ
Wally, I have a news flash for you: government is not altruistic. Everything that you describe that is government support of small business has a single objective–to increase the tax revenue base so...
View ArticleBy: Brian W. Schoeneman
Wally, the only way for those loans to get repaid and for those grants to work is if the small business owner is successful. Which means he may get the money to give him the opportunity to succeed, but...
View ArticleBy: Wally Erb
Lawyers and their over simplified analogies for us dimwitted. What Phelps driver has to do with it is immaterial, but since you used it, I would venture to guess his trainer, dietitian, motivators and...
View ArticleBy: MD Russ
Then using your analogy, a team of trainers, dieticians, motivators, etc could take anyone and turn them into a record-setting Olympic athlete. Michael Phelps had only a marginal role in his winning 19...
View ArticleBy: Brian W. Schoeneman
I didn't realize using analogies was a lawyer thing. But to keep the analogy going, all of those folks may have helped him, but at the end of the day, it was his events to win or lose. That's where the...
View ArticleBy: Wally Erb
Gee MD, I thought we talking about business until we got diverted by analogies.
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