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![]() The transfer of money out of the middle and lower classes to the wealthiest has occurred steadily over the past 50 years. It's exactly the financial policies that the American populace has voted for. And now they have it.
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![]() What complete bullsh*t
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![]() I missed your explanation must be an issue with my browser not displaying your entire post.
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Prove that 2 + 2 = 5 as asserted. How do the rich steal from the poor, when the poor, by definition, don't have enough for the rich to want to steal it? |
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![]() Read the study I posted in the other thread under the article "Tax cuts don't lead to economic growth". Yes, Joey, US wages have been stagnant for years, as US productivity and wealth has massively increased. Where did that money go? Not to the middle and lower class. The "transfer of wealth" distribution is a well-documented occurrence that is well-recognized in this country. It's been discussed, with voluminous numbers of charts and factual backup, by me before.
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