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Can the myth
of “certainty” be far behind?
Employers don’t create jobs, customers do. This week,
business owners themselves exploded the myth that they are the job
creators.
Previously we’d offered the argument that businesses don’t create jobs.
“Customers are the engine of capitalism and of jobs,” we wrote.
“Employees are hired when a willing buyer shows up at the door. Jobs
are not created for any other reason.” Now business owners have weighed
in to provide corroboration.
Reporting this week in the New York Times, Mokoto Rich interviewed
Jeffery Braverman, owner of Nutsonline, in Cranford, N.J.. Even a
$4,000 tax cut would not cause him to hire anyone. “You still need to
have the business need to hire,” says Braverman. “Business demand is
what drives hiring.”
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The debunked myth (I stumbled upon),
according to the Jimmy Zuma dude, is that "Employers create
jobs"
Zuma's actual goal here is to defend
Obama's crappy Jobs Bill. To buttress the Democrat's mythical
claim of being able to create jobs (by stealing money and giving
it to Solyndra). This government has certainly destroyed
millions of jobs— with walls of anti-business taxes and
regulations, but it has never created a single sustainable
private sector job. Just like the Soviet Union never did.
And oh!— it's certainly true that in a land where nobody has any
money, there are no customers, but that's a different
problem; albeit from the same source. Any good entrepreneur
will however get around that, and create new wealth, but only if
democrats stay the hell out of their way. That's not a myth.
THIS JUST IN
OMFG! We'll be rolling in money now!!
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"If [former President] Bill Clinton
had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we
probably would be marching on the White House ... There
is a less-volatile reaction in the Congressional Black Caucus because
nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the
president."
