Slade3200
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- Jan 13, 2016
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Wow, look at you trying to sound all smart and talk economics with the big boys. I applaud your effort. The thing I think you are missing is the fact that currency is nothing more than paper and metal and digits on a screen. It’s not real, it’s part of the game that we call economics. Within this game you have a society trying to function using these currencies to perform commerce and trade goods and services.We often hear Lefties talk about “wealth distribution”....I don’t even know what that is...Do Dems believe ALL Americans are due some sort of distribution of wealth simply for being in America?
This is the kind of stuff I’ve read....
“In the USA, the top 20% get 80% of the wealth. This is the most lopsided distribution of wealth in the first world. The American middle class get's 11% of the nation's wealth, but pays more than half the taxes? How is that fair.”
“You clowns keep talking about what percentage of taxes the wealthy pay, without ever mentioning what percentage of the nation's income and wealth they receive in the first place. Republicans go to great lengths to obscure the income disparity in the USA and the real effects of their tax cuts.”
These people actually believe “THE NATION” owns the income and wealth...hahaha
when you think of our economy like a game master and see the big picture of how it all works you will understand the roll that divisions in wealth play. When you see companies like Costco who are able to function on a 10% margin while mom and pop shops need 30%-40% to keep the doors open you see how the wealth of an economy gets vacuumed up to the Top earners and how they gain more power by buying and owning more and more of our businesses and real estate. This isn’t healthy for the long term outlook of our society and will end up in a form or socialism...corporate socialism.
you seem to look at those who complain about wealth inequality as people wanting hand outs but it’s a much larger issue than that. At the very very least our economy should function in a way that a person who puts in a full days work can earn enough to support a decent lifestyle for themselves and their family.