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Old 02.20.2019, 09:42 AM   #5862
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Originally Posted by Dr. Eugene Felikson
^ which is why you only redistribute the wealth of the top of the top

am i missing something here?


YES. YES YOU ARE. A LOT ACTUALLY. will be long to explain.


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Originally Posted by Dr. Eugene Felikson
I pretty much believe in capitalism with a wage cap, I guess. Those superfluous funds are then redistributed to provide essentials for those in the country who are struggling, or to provide a helping hand in education and health care. Makes sense to me.
those millionares you like to complain about don't get a "wage"

"providing essentials" creates all kinds of market distortions. like the subsidies the agriculture department pays to farmers to dump shit into nutritionally defective school lunches

improving education and healthcare and having universal access to them sure is a good objective. but "soaking the rich" won't get you anywhere near there i'm sorry you're being lied to.
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