It is not clear to me how offshore tax havens make it OK for public unions to gouge taxpayers.

Nor is it clear to me how public unions gauging taxpayers (not only through salary, but pensions, also) make it OK for the government to bail out wall street.

It is stupid to be upset about one and not the other. It is a foolish discussion to say which is worse, and even more foolish to say one is OK while the other is not.

As far as I can tell, the companies who avoid taxes are just following the rules that are set up by they lawmakers. Again – the lawmakers’ fault. Not only do they make loopholes so that companies can avoid tax, but they borrow and spend while doing it, making the individual taxpayer burden worse and wors.

In either case, the government is funnelling too much of the taxpayers money to someone who shouldn’t have it.