"A company makes $100 profit. It pays 35% in income tax it can only disribute $65 to shareholders in dividend or capital gains. If as a dividend it is taxed at your individual rate or when you sell your stock you are taxed an additional 15%. Its a double tax period end of story. "

A company does not distribute anything in "capital gains".

"dividend it is taxed at your individual rate"

Dividends are taxed at 15% regardless of your individual rate.

When you sell your stock you are taxed 15% on any gains you achieved. No double taxation for you.

You are really proving you know nothing about corps, taxes, the stock market or investing.

I would also like you to find us a US corporation that pay's a 35% tax.

Friedman? Are you joking? You are a more than a RWWJ you are a neocon.