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  Alexander - the problem with your argument is the dynamics. If that income that, according to you, is not taken away from people one way then it is taken away in another way. Deficit funding to provide income to people not to work for instance at the cost of higher interest rates paid by those that do work and pay taxes is hardly a sensible route. The economy will find its level and you pay one way or another. The basic rule applies, if you spend too much then cut your spending.
  
  Remember Alexander - every action has a reaction. The actions we need are those that will feed into boosting the profit making wealth creating part of the economy in order to get economic growth, generate jobs and more tax revenue. The public sector is a consumer of wealth not a wealth creator. It does contribute towards the national wealth up to a point but beyond that it simply becomes an ever increasing burden. It is now far beyond that point and remains far too large a proportion of the economy to be sustainable.

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