Quote (majorblood @ Dec 28 2018 09:54am)
do they advocate for increasing the tax burden on the middle class? usually the focus seems to be the rich because it seems they believe the people high on our society's economic hierarchy got there unjustly no matter the means because inherently capitalism isn't just.
Kulaks
they dont advocate it, the math pushes them there. they call for 100 new projects, you break down the math of what a tax hike on corporations will net in tax collections, they realize they're well short of the goal for their programs, and then advocate a tax raise on all.
Quote (excellence @ Dec 28 2018 09:53am)
“The rich” is a fluid term too (how fitting) - it’s basically anyone/any family who is above the median household income at this point (i know lefties dont believe in family units while still demanding collectivization and shunning individualism but yeah whatever)
oh yeah i had that in college. a dark skinned woman argued with me in sociology that wen't something like this:
"i bet none of yall had to grow up out of poverty" - her
"yeah i grew up dirt poor" - me
"yeah i bet (sarcastic)" - her
"no really i did, like not having 2 nickels to rub together poor" - me
"yeah but they never shut yalls water off i bet" - her
"yeah happened a lot, my mom couldnt ever make ends meet" - me
"we didnt even get presents for holidays" - her
"i had multiple holidays and birthdays where i was lucky to get to choose the dinner we ate, no presents, etc" - me
"yeah i bet (sarcastic)" - her
shocker shocker, the topic of discussion was white privilege. white people can't be dirt poor i guess.