Then don't try to convince us Trump is right for us just because he's right for your rich ass. Telling me you are a rich republican doesn't make you look right. It makes you look greedy.
Real rich people who are intelligent know the gap between rich and poor is a problem. You see it as free market capitalism. Remember the French Revolution?
The French Revolution completely changed the social and political structure of France. It put an end to feudalism, and took political power from the Catholic church. It brought new ideas to Europe including liberty and freedom for the commoner as well as the abolishment of slavery and the rights of women. Although the revolution ended with the rise of Napoleon, the ideas and reforms did not die. These new ideas continued to influence Europe and helped to shape many of Europe's modern-day governments.
My rich ass is right for anyone...white,brown,red,yellow and black....I give people jobs and pay them well. Nobody makes minimum wage at my company, not even entry level. I also do profit share because I want employees who want to be a part of a team, not simply work for a check.
Hey all! I am a right-wing, neo-reactionary, with an end goal of a propertarian/right/Rothbardian/Hoppeian libertarian society.
Hope to have some interesting discussions here.
So you're a nutjob. Got it.
Rothbardian my ass. You are a Pol Pot following totalitarian thug, part of the democrats Nazi machine.
He's talking about me.
How come billionaire Paul Tudor Jones gets it but you don't?
PAUL TUDOR JONES: Income inequality will end in revolution, taxes, or war
"Now here's a macro forecast that's easy to make and that's that the gap between the wealthiest and the poorest it will get closed. History always does it. It typically happens in one of three ways– either through revolution, higher taxes or wars.
During his talk, Tudor Jones, who has an estimated networth of $4.6 billion, praised capitalism.
"It's a system I love because of the successes and opportunities it has afforded me and millions of others."
Over the last several decades, however, there's been a shift.
Tudor Jones continued: "I've seen a lot of crazy things in markets ... And unfortunately, I'm sad to report that right now we might be on the grips of certainly one of the most disastrous certainly in my career."
According to Tudor Jones, the problem has to do with how companies nowadays derive their value from profits, quarterly earnings, and their stock price.
"It's like we've ripped the humanity out of our companies," he said, explaining that we don't value people based on their monthly income or credit score. "We have this double standard when it comes to the way we value businesses. You know what? It's threatening the very underpinnings of our society."
Right now, corporate profits in the US are at all-time highs. This, he said, is increasing income inequality.
"Higher profit margins do not increase societal wealth. What they actually do is exacerbate income inequality, and that's not a good thing."