Prometheus85
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Then the poor can move up the ladder or change careers or open a business or save money, become debt free.
Theres many ways the poor can get to where the ritch are.
The answer is not to punish the ritch by giving more to the poor. If it wernt for the ritch, the poor would be even more poor because the ritch has created wealth through business and inovation. They gave jobs to the poor. You tax the ritch too much, they will leave the country or they will higher less workers or they will pay them less or they will give them no benefits.
Thats the results of your well intended socialist policie proposals.
The answer is tax everyone fair and flat. Stop envying the ritch and start working as hard as they do and youl get to where they are.
Let me give you a illustration. Skinny guy goes to a gym, sees big muscle men and says to himself "boy it be nice if i had that muscle. But, instead of doing what those muscle heads did to get there, the skinny guy says 'there all on steriods, so whats the use'.
Likewise, instead of tearing down the ritch by saying there greedy no good for nothings, who need to give me more. Say rather, the ritch gave me jobs, if government taxed them less, they then would have more money in ORDER TO PAY ME MORE!
No disrespect. But you’re arguing form ignorance. It’ seems you do not recognize wealth inequality as the massive problem in this country. As a result you blame poor people for being poor. Also saying making the rich pay their fair share of taxes is punishing them is nonsense.
One is that it fails to account for the power of luck. Almost by definition, people who are successful have benefited from some measure of good fortune. That fortune can take the form of obvious, material advantages--like access to advanced technology and good schools. Or it can take the form of more subtle, but still important, assets for moving forward in life-like good health or rich parents. Yes, a good work ethic will take you far. But I’ve met many people at the bottom of the income ladder who work just as hard, maybe even harder than a rich person for far less reward. Also this whole notion of if it weren’t for the rich the poor would be poorer because the rich creates jobs, so "Let people get as rich as they possibly can, they'll spend a little bit of their money and it will trickle down to the poor." Is bull jive. Because supply side economics y has virtually no support from professional economists. And only someone with knowledge on how taxes work as well as wealth distribution would say some bull line that.