"Food Stamp" Jobs Just Like I Thought

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10. Not Freudian at all - it's a meme, courtesy of Jim Hightower

http://www.thenation.com/blog/159999/end-tinkle-down-economics

End 'Tinkle Down' Economics
Katrina vanden Heuvel on April 18, 2011

For thirty years, we've been treated to the big whopper that cutting taxes on the rich creates jobs. Let's get real. Trickle-down—or, as my good friend Jim Hightower likes to call it, tinkle-down economics—hasn't worked. Case closed. After George W. cut taxes for his rich pals, far fewer jobs were created than after President Bill Clinton raised them in the 1990s.


http://www.csindy.com/colorado/tinkle-down-economics-and-jobs-act/Content?oid=2450191

Tinkle-down economics and JOBS Act
Lowdown
by Jim Hightower

Hallelujah, Washington has finally heard the people's cries for jobs! In an urgent bipartisan push, Democrats and Republicans have passed the JOBS Act.

At last, jobs for all, right? Well — not right away. Certainly not for all. Maybe none.

You see, the new law itself doesn't create a single job for the tens of millions of unemployed and underemployed workers in our land of the rich. . . .

It's just another "tinkle-down" economic scam written by and for Wall Street fraudsters. The law makes it easier for them to raise cash for their new business schemes by deceiving investors about the risk of losses, the true financial condition of the enterprise, and the amount of capital being raked off by executives.