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Quoted and repped. Theres only one way this goes...the revenue pool expands. The middle class will be hurt the most in the end, as always. Once government taxes they feed off if like a parasite, looking for more and more. The only ones who never suffer are the ones on the take, the other end of the parasite train. Only a fool or a delusional Marxist/socialist/progressive douchebag enjoys this equation.
But bro......de Blasio's family looks offbeat and stuff. You're kind of a bad person if you don't vote for him.
But bro......de Blasio's family looks offbeat and stuff. You're kind of a bad person if you don't vote for him.
Exactly how they think. Does anyone care about DeBlasio's connection to Bertha Lewis of ACORN fame? The Tides Foundation?
George Soros money? Working Family Party? Do people realize what they are voting for??? Can you say Marxism? Wowwww...
Exactly how they think. Does anyone care about DeBlasio's connection to Bertha Lewis of ACORN fame? The Tides Foundation?
George Soros money? Working Family Party? Do people realize what they are voting for??? Can you say Marxism? Wowwww...
Exactly how they think. Does anyone care about DeBlasio's connection to Bertha Lewis of ACORN fame? The Tides Foundation?
George Soros money? Working Family Party? Do people realize what they are voting for??? Can you say Marxism? Wowwww...
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Yeah right, Marxism in New York City...now THAT's truly delusional.
Let me guess, you think Social Security is Communism Triumphant, right, and Medicare a Stalinist Plot? Unemployment Compensation direct from the intricate schemes of of V.I. Lenin?
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The easiest way to reduce income inequality in NYC is to drive out the rich. Make it unattractive for them somehow. The top of the wealth league will plummet as the rich leave, reducing the wealth spread and then ta da! .. you've reduced the inequality.
De Blasio is probably the best candidiate to effect this plan.
The easiest way to reduce income inequality in NYC is to drive out the rich. Make it unattractive for them somehow. The top of the wealth league will plummet as the rich leave, reducing the wealth spread and then ta da! .. you've reduced the inequality.
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Yeah right, Marxism in New York City...now THAT's truly delusional.
Let me guess, you think Social Security is Communism Triumphant, right, and Medicare a Stalinist Plot? Unemployment Compensation direct from the intricate schemes of of V.I. Lenin?
NYC is far from marxist even though it is very progressive to some extent. Even I have to say NYC is one of the most capitalistic place in America. Like capitalism only a very few can make it big or to the top.
Exactly how they think. Does anyone care about DeBlasio's connection to Bertha Lewis of ACORN fame? The Tides Foundation?
George Soros money? Working Family Party? Do people realize what they are voting for??? Can you say Marxism? Wowwww...
Exactly. NYC is in deep sh** if De Blasio becomes mayor. De Blasio is an extreme radical liberal. Just the fact that he has connections to ACORN should tell you the whole story and sum up what his Mayoral policies will be if he becomes mayor. Brace yourself NYC for DeBlasio's progressive liberal agenda!
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