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It's that place across the Atlantic that liberals want to turn the US into.
While the great fool Uncle Sam is providing a shield from Russia and other nogoodniks, Europe has:
1. 20 days of vacation by law
2. Paid maternity leave
3. Medicare for all
4. Other good stuff that I would have to look up
So while you rough tough Americans are losing your houses to illnesses and your jobs because of parent/child care, the Europeans are not.
This is not a liberal thing. It's a stupid American macho thing.
When you raise the bottom line, everything else falls into place in relation to it. Don't worry about poor people making a living wage. Don't obsess about liberal intentions. Best spend your energy worrying about what Trump and his base want to take away from the middle class and give to the rich.
"Everything else will fall into place" is not a strategy. Not a short term and not a long term strategy. Your response is not a.........realistic response. Neither was the obvious attempt to redirect.
I’m not gonna get into the mud with Conservatives on this issue.
The bottom line for me as a liberal is this: if you fricken conservatives believe so much in your trickle down nonsense, then I want to see the financial success of a corporation actually trickle down to the Middle Class . What’s wrong with desiring such an outcome?
You guys claim that If we all give the wealthy a foot massage every evening (aka...spare them from high taxes and regulations), they’ll parlay some of that success into wage increases for all of us. Yet when we demand that it be so, you cry and claim that we’re a bunch of communists.
Then some company like Peabody Energy comes along and goes bankrupt...and during the bankruptcy, they ask a judge if they can pay out millions of dollars in bonuses to their execs. And Lo and behold, you Conservatives defend it to the death, just like you ALWAYS defend multimillion dollar golden parachutes to failed execs.
I’m not gonna get into the mud with Conservatives on this issue.
The bottom line for me as a liberal is this: if you fricken conservatives believe so much in your trickle down nonsense, then I want to see the financial success of a corporation actually trickle down to the Middle Class . What’s wrong with desiring such an outcome?
You guys claim that If we all give the wealthy a foot massage every evening (aka...spare them from high taxes and regulations), they’ll parlay some of that success into wage increases for all of us. Yet when we demand that it be so, you cry and claim that we’re a bunch of communists.
Then some company like Peabody Energy comes along and goes bankrupt...and during the bankruptcy, they ask a judge if they can pay out millions of dollars in bonuses to their execs. And Lo and behold, you Conservatives defend it to the death, just like you ALWAYS defend multimillion dollar golden parachutes to failed execs.
We've seen how unregulated markets work. It was called the Gilded Age, and it sucked fiercely for those not of the gilded class.
I love how liberals want to argue in absolutes, which is ridiculous. We have VERY heavily regulated markets. Where did I, or anyone advocate for unregulated markets? We DON'T need the incompetent government setting wages, nor prices for products which they've done before with disastrous results.
liberals have always been generous with other people's money.
I wonder how many liberals who support higher taxes ever pay extra taxes on their own tax returns the way Christians often tithe above 10% required?
How do you pay extra taxes?
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