This is one those threads that can be laugh out loud funny at times in spite of the tragic situation. But I often wonder why those who find anger in a poor person feeding their children, doesn't feel anger over the rich who provide themselves with golden parachutes as they fail their workers and the nation? Or the cheats who steal millions and often get off away with it because they are part of the powerful. If we assume the mantel of moral sage we should apply that wonderful gift to all.
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Is it moral, for instance, that a company as rich as Walmart pays low wages, allows short hours, and insures workers with the corporation as beneficiary? Is that some thing to direct your moral outrage at, should be. The poor mom only repeats a life none of us want.
"The Walton family, heirs to the Wal-Mart fortune and one of the wealthiest families in the United States, eventually could receive an estimated tax break of $32.7 billion under a proposal in the budget that President Bush submitted to Congress. The Waltons would win from a repeal of the inheritance tax. In fact, the top 1 percent of income earners would continue to benefit from tax breaks in the budget.
The losers: seniors on Medicare, veterans seeking health care, home owners struggling to pay heating bills, grandchildren stuck with cleaning up all the red ink Bush has spilled... It is a "disastrous budget" Senator Bernie Sanders told the White House budget chief at a Senate hearing. The senator lamented what he called the budget's "lack of moral values."