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And no, there is no "recipient class" that's a new nobility. That's absurd (it goes back to Reagan's "cadillac welfare queen" lie) How can you make any cogent argument that is true? A seventy-year-old on social security and medicare barely staying alive? Choosing between buying food and paying their drug copay? A bare existence? Half the wealth of this country is owned by 400 people. That is new. That is what has changed over the past 60 years. This country is wealthier than ever. Where is that money? Who has it? That is your "new nobility". And some of those folks have just made kindergarten teachers out to be wealthy freeloaders living off the public and stealing your money. That's a good distraction, that story, something to get you riled and angry about, while behind your back they give themselves another tax cut and cut our revenue even further, while they scream the kindergarten teachers are the cause of making us go broke, and those teachers and starving 70-year-olds have to make up that deficit and stop stealing from us all! I'd look closely at those "facts". Quote:
So think, and look: where, in the past 60 years, has that revenue gone? Who has the money? Why, as our countries population and wealth has grown, has our revenue gone down, and our debt gone up? We should be rolling in money without having changed a thing over the years - we have millions more taxpayers and billions more in corporate wealth. Hint: it wasn't to the poor in government programs, nor to the middle class in tax cuts.
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"Have the clean racing people run any ads explaining that giving a horse a Starbucks and a chocolate poppyseed muffin for breakfast would likely result in a ten year suspension for the trainer?" - Dr. Andrew Roberts Last edited by Riot : 03-22-2011 at 01:42 PM. |
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