thereisnospoon
Gold Member
It would seem there has been a finite amount of national income produced over the last two years.This is a straw man argument put forth by those who believe there is a finite amount of available wealth.If it's true the richest 1% of Americans have increased their share of the national income by about two percent (~37%-~39%) during the last two years would you call them selective or equal (or greedy)?
Once again, wealth is created. It does not exist in a vacuum. Now is there a magic pot of wealth that is held by a secret society which decides who gets more or as in the mindset of the Left, who gets less.
It is not a zero sum game.
If the richest 1% of Americans have increased their share of national income from ~37% to ~39% during that time, it is, in fact, a zero sum game with government picking the winners and losers.
You continue to simply insist....Your analysis is incorrect. Period.