Spikesoldier
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You really should just leave this thread. ,you look weird coming in here and saying something like that.
haha a mad liberal in denial
You really should just leave this thread. ,you look weird coming in here and saying something like that.
haha a mad liberal in denial
You really should just leave this thread. ,you look weird coming in here and saying something like that.
And you, a loud-mouthed Democrat, foaming at the mouth about how poor people shouldn't have a say in government and chastising people for using the government services (i.e. unemployment insurance) that you yourself champion is pretty damn comical.
It gets tiring to say this over and over again, but that argument doesn't fly. Until I'm exempt from paying taxes, I'll take advantage of any government money I can and still retain the right to criticize it.
And if it's that important to you, go ahead and keep happily believing that my life is difficult. Based on all your past posts, pretending that you're some kind of hot shot and that others are below you is clearly very important to your ego, probably making up for some massive deficiencies in your own life. How sad.
The perfect example a LOW information voter which the GOP LOVES.
Not just pick on you but Democrat party is not like a party full of scholars either. Both of parties are full of clueless morons that keep voting for the candidates with the party letter.
<<----truely Ind, not R, not D, not T, not of anything but American.
both sides have their idiots its true but only 1 side votes against their own interests more. These $12 a hour on unemployment repugs are idiots.
So they're like Warren Buffet then? He votes (and speaks) against his own interests, right?
So they're like Warren Buffet then? He votes (and speaks) against his own interests, right?
Buffet lives at a level of wealth where economic factors affect his lifestyle not in the slightest, as do the rest of his peers. their lifestyles wouldn't change one bit at a tenth of their current level of income or wealth. They'd remain fabulously wealthy by middle class standards, and would lack for nothing.
The notion that he speaks against his own interests is an absurdity. Unlike many of his peers, he's well grounded as to what money will do for him personally, realizes through personal experience that it has diminishing utility.
The difference between paying 15% or 35% in federal taxes on an income measured in tens or hundreds of millions per year or more is just numbers, pure abstraction. It won't change how you live.
Perhaps those willing to forsake personal gain at lower class levels can be equally ideologically motivated? Or themselves have a very low marginal increase in happiness from extra income above their current income?
You basically said, "oh well him and the rich people are different." All I'm saying is that some non-rich people are also different, in that they don't think like you. You're saying they're stupid for not acting rationally selfish.
No. People can still be rewarded with great wealth. What we have now is a completely broken system where the majority of the money is sitting at the top and not moving around. Trickle down was a shame. What we need is something to change so that rich people will feel a incentive to move the money around.
No. People can still be rewarded with great wealth. What we have now is a completely broken system where the majority of the money is sitting at the top and not moving around. Trickle down was a shame. What we need is something to change so that rich people will feel a incentive to move the money around.
"No." Touche.
"People can still be rewarded with great wealth." Who are you referring to?
I'm talking about people who work hard and/or take capital risks.
I was talking about why poor and middle class people vote against their own interests.
Eliminate food stamps. Replace with government food store that only sells basic food items like rice, flour, milk, cheese, chicken, ground beef, etc.
No one in America should starve, regardless. But giving people effectively cash is a huge moral hazard.
The problem is because they dont really participate in the economy they are ready to blow the entire thing up for the luls. Never mind all the people who worked hard their entire lives to gain skills in demand in the modern world, as long as they have their simple economic ideas justified they are content with the destruction of the modern world. Whats pathetic is they dont own it. They blame those that are actually trying to get the economy back on track.
*SIGH*
So much racism posted in this thread. /facepalm
If she were a WHITE WOMAN with 6 WHITE kids I doubt anyone would say anything.
But here it is, shes a African-American woman, so out come the racists claiming she is "a leach" on Welfare. You dont know that for a fact! She could be inbetween jobs. But racists will be racists and jump to conclusions once they see it is a African-American involved.
In other words, you've got yours and fuck everybody else.
Are you SURE you're not a Republican?
So they're like Warren Buffet then? He votes (and speaks) against his own interests, right?
Perhaps those willing to forsake personal gain at lower class levels can be equally ideologically motivated? Or themselves have a very low marginal increase in happiness from extra income above their current income?
You basically said, "oh well him and the rich people are different." All I'm saying is that some non-rich people are also different, in that they don't think like you. You're saying they're stupid for not acting rationally selfish.