Socialism and the delusion of rich people as your enemy

[sealybobo]

You're stupid or a liar if you say class warfare doesn't exists.

It's the socialists trying to start a class warfare. Instead of looking to those who do well for inspiration, the left encourages jealousy and outrage. Constant talk about wage inequality is what is fueling the class warfare. Why do you seem to think that if one person is wealthy, it means another person must have given up something? If I start a successful beauty shop does that mean someone else has to give up their dream? What if I keep going and end up with a chain of beauty shops? Does that make me guilty of something and give people reason to hate me? When some people point at the wealthy and vilify them, that is how class warfare starts. You have to convince people there is a war and that somehow they are losing or being treated unfairly.

If anyone is treating people, and businesses, badly, it's government and their oppressive regulations that strangle the free market. Poor people need capitalism, too. It's not the enemy, rather the best way to elevate from poverty.

If you read the OP, you might understand that it's government regulations that rig the private sector. The regulations tend to squash the small businesses, which in turn makes it more difficult for those on the bottom to elevate. It's like removing the rungs in the ladder to success. It's not wealthy people doing this, it's politicians. They interfere in the private sector and fuck things up for the little guy, then blame it the wealthy people. There is not a limited amount of wealth that must be divided. More can be created for those who want to do so, but we need government out of the way.

Banks are limited on the number of small business loans. Over-regulation suffocates the small businesses because they cannot begin to keep up with costs and efforts to meet unreasonable government regulations. Obamacare killed a lot of jobs and raising the minimum wage will kill jobs.

Instead of thinking that people must live forever on minimum wage, we should be focusing on starting more small businesses with opportunities for growth and well paying jobs. Fast food jobs were never intended to allow someone to support a family. As long as government kills small businesses, they will hurt the poor and the middle class. It's more like government warfare because they are most often the enemy of the people.

Bla bla stfu

 

[Rustic]

You're stupid or a liar if you say class warfare doesn't exists.

It's the socialists trying to start a class warfare. Instead of looking to those who do well for inspiration, the left encourages jealousy and outrage. Constant talk about wage inequality is what is fueling the class warfare. Why do you seem to think that if one person is wealthy, it means another person must have given up something? If I start a successful beauty shop does that mean someone else has to give up their dream? What if I keep going and end up with a chain of beauty shops? Does that make me guilty of something and give people reason to hate me? When some people point at the wealthy and vilify them, that is how class warfare starts. You have to convince people there is a war and that somehow they are losing or being treated unfairly.

If anyone is treating people, and businesses, badly, it's government and their oppressive regulations that strangle the free market. Poor people need capitalism, too. It's not the enemy, rather the best way to elevate from poverty.

If you read the OP, you might understand that it's government regulations that rig the private sector. The regulations tend to squash the small businesses, which in turn makes it more difficult for those on the bottom to elevate. It's like removing the rungs in the ladder to success. It's not wealthy people doing this, it's politicians. They interfere in the private sector and fuck things up for the little guy, then blame it the wealthy people. There is not a limited amount of wealth that must be divided. More can be created for those who want to do so, but we need government out of the way.

Banks are limited on the number of small business loans. Over-regulation suffocates the small businesses because they cannot begin to keep up with costs and efforts to meet unreasonable government regulations. Obamacare killed a lot of jobs and raising the minimum wage will kill jobs.

Instead of thinking that people must live forever on minimum wage, we should be focusing on starting more small businesses with opportunities for growth and well paying jobs. Fast food jobs were never intended to allow someone to support a family. As long as government kills small businesses, they will hurt the poor and the middle class. It's more like government warfare because they are most often the enemy of the people.

Bla bla stfu

 

[Rustic]

 

[S.J.]