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Originally Posted by loquitur
I find it curious that dc_dux's premise wasn't examined - namely, that there is a national energy policy and that it is focused on tax breaks. I do'nt think there is anything that integrated at all.
We should get rid of "tax breaks" altogether and let the market decide which sources of energy have a future. Neither the existing oil companies nor the pie in the sky energy companies should have subsidies. Whatever works will succeed.
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I also find it an interesting use of logic - to heavily tax, give some tax relief in some areas although taxes paid go up, and then call that relief a tax break. As Shakespeare wrote: "A rose by any other name would sell as sweet."