Smitty-48 wrote:Zlaxer wrote:
"ZOMG Mass Exodus!" = 800 jobs to Boston; you're full of shit.
Lolz - now you're not even making coherent arguments....good night.......sir....
Smitty-48 wrote:Zlaxer wrote:
"ZOMG Mass Exodus!" = 800 jobs to Boston; you're full of shit.
So that's all you got? GE moved their corporate headquarters to Boston because Mass gave them a huge tax break, and that's your "mass exodus" from CT? Again, you're full of shit, where is the mass exodus? Besided GE, What companies? How much capital? How many jobs?Zlaxer wrote:Just stop Smitty - you're making an assclown out of yourself - the fairfield campus is shutting down....and they're going to be closing their remaining facilities except for maybe 200 people in stamford.....
The 800 employees number you cite are the people going over to setup the new building so the rest can follow.....
Just stop....
Zlaxer wrote:Smitty-48 wrote:Zlaxer wrote:
"ZOMG Mass Exodus!" = 800 jobs to Boston; you're full of shit.
Lolz - now you're not even making coherent arguments....good night.......sir....
All the jobs from the entire state.Smitty-48 wrote:So that's all you got? GE moved their corporate headquarters to Boston because Mass gave them a huge tax break, and that's your "mass exodus" from CT? Again, you're full of shit, where is the mass exodus? Besided GE, What companies? How much capital? How many jobs?Zlaxer wrote:Just stop Smitty - you're making an assclown out of yourself - the fairfield campus is shutting down....and they're going to be closing their remaining facilities except for maybe 200 people in stamford.....
The 800 employees number you cite are the people going over to setup the new building so the rest can follow.....
Just stop....
5700 jobs? Yeah, that's a significant number, but it hardly squares with the claim that CT is spiralling into some sort of black hole, again, it's the fourth richest state in the Union, Hartfort the fourth highest income city in the world, GE moving to Boston doesn't a mass exodus make, and the state is the polar opposite of poor.heydaralon wrote:All the jobs from the entire state.Smitty-48 wrote:So that's all you got? GE moved their corporate headquarters to Boston because Mass gave them a huge tax break, and that's your "mass exodus" from CT? Again, you're full of shit, where is the mass exodus? Besided GE, What companies? How much capital? How many jobs?Zlaxer wrote:Just stop Smitty - you're making an assclown out of yourself - the fairfield campus is shutting down....and they're going to be closing their remaining facilities except for maybe 200 people in stamford.....
The 800 employees number you cite are the people going over to setup the new building so the rest can follow.....
Just stop....
They could go to the Cayman IslandsSmitty-48 wrote:Also bear in mind, the main problem in CT; $22 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, it's not much better in Massachussetts, where it's $15 billion, it's not like Massachussetts can afford to give every company a huge tax blowjob to lure them to Boston.
Public pension liabilities nationwide, amount to $1.75 trillion, this is a problem which all states have, leaving CT for no state corporate tax, to where exactly?
Which states can afford to give the huge tax blowjobs to lure these companies? I'm not seeing where these companies think they are going to run to, unless they're going overseas.
Basically Massachussetts was willing to shell out more corporate welfare to GE than Conneticut was, but is that actually a good deal for the taxpayers in Massachussets?
Are the Cayman Islands gonna bail them out when they go bankrupt? We're talking corporate welfare bums here, those have a tendency to blow themselves up in the end.heydaralon wrote:They could go to the Cayman IslandsSmitty-48 wrote:Also bear in mind, the main problem in CT; $22 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, it's not much better in Massachussetts, where it's $15 billion, it's not like Massachussetts can afford to give every company a huge tax blowjob to lure them to Boston.
Public pension liabilities nationwide, amount to $1.75 trillion, this is a problem which all states have, leaving CT for no state corporate tax, to where exactly?
Which states can afford to give the huge tax blowjobs to lure these companies? I'm not seeing where these companies think they are going to run to, unless they're going overseas.
Basically Massachussetts was willing to shell out more corporate welfare to GE than Conneticut was, but is that actually a good deal for the taxpayers in Massachussets?