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| | '''1)''' '''A country/community with social conservatism is a healthier society and a less dysfunctional one''' (less crime, lower divorce rates, less single-parent homes, less homosexuality/transexuality promoting, etc.). | | '''1)''' '''A country/community with social conservatism is a healthier society and a less dysfunctional one''' (less crime, lower divorce rates, less single-parent homes, less homosexuality/transexuality promoting, etc.). |
| − | :This [[rhetoric]] is meaningless since [[User:Conservative]] worked overtime to promote [[warmong]]ing. | + | :This [[rhetoric]] is meaningless since [[User:Conservative]] worked overtime to promote [[warmon]]ging. |
| | '''2)''' There is nothing wrong with making the USA more manufacturing job-friendly (Removing unnecessary regulations; fossil fuel energy friendly which lowers fuel costs, etc.). '''This is not only good for working-class citizens. It is good for the USA.''' | | '''2)''' There is nothing wrong with making the USA more manufacturing job-friendly (Removing unnecessary regulations; fossil fuel energy friendly which lowers fuel costs, etc.). '''This is not only good for working-class citizens. It is good for the USA.''' |
| | :Blowing up the [[Nordstream pipeline]] to get Audi to move to the [[united States]] is not [[economic growth]] - it's [[zero sum]] - one party's gain at another's loss, It's anti Win-Win, not [[conservative]]. | | :Blowing up the [[Nordstream pipeline]] to get Audi to move to the [[united States]] is not [[economic growth]] - it's [[zero sum]] - one party's gain at another's loss, It's anti Win-Win, not [[conservative]]. |
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| | :Sounds nice. Given [[user:Conservative]]'s research track record, he doesn't know what he's talking about. | | :Sounds nice. Given [[user:Conservative]]'s research track record, he doesn't know what he's talking about. |
| | '''5)''' Small businesses can be a huge driver of economic growth. According to the SBA, small businesses created a net 12.9 million new jobs in the last 25 years, which accounts for roughly 66% of all jobs.[https://www.businessnewsdaily.com/1298-small-business-good-for-economy.html] | | '''5)''' Small businesses can be a huge driver of economic growth. According to the SBA, small businesses created a net 12.9 million new jobs in the last 25 years, which accounts for roughly 66% of all jobs.[https://www.businessnewsdaily.com/1298-small-business-good-for-economy.html] |
| − | :Covid lockdowns - which [[User:Conswervative]] supported - wiped out small business. And it turns out that was a massive, manufactured [[fraud]] by [[globalist]]s. | + | :Covid lockdowns - which [[User:Conservative]] supported - wiped out small business. And it turns out that was a massive, manufactured [[fraud]] by [[globalist]]s. |
| | [https://www.investopedia.com/articles/entrepreneurship-small-business/061016/starting-business-consider-these-countries.asp Which Country Is Best to Start a Small Business in? The United States is ranked <big>'''#6'''</big> and could do better.] The USA should make it <big>'''easier'''</big> for small businesses to compete against big businesses and that starts with causing more small businesses to form in the first place. | | [https://www.investopedia.com/articles/entrepreneurship-small-business/061016/starting-business-consider-these-countries.asp Which Country Is Best to Start a Small Business in? The United States is ranked <big>'''#6'''</big> and could do better.] The USA should make it <big>'''easier'''</big> for small businesses to compete against big businesses and that starts with causing more small businesses to form in the first place. |
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