We are a nation of two classes....the recipient class and the provider class. (minimum wage, millionaires)

[alphamale]

What is the responsibility of the recipient class?

We, in the provider class, know what our perceived responsibility is by a constant barrage of "pay more, you greedy pig!" by lefties.

So....what is the responsibility of the recipient class other than procreating and demanding "rights" at the expense of others?

[GregW]

Yeah, 99% provide profits for the 1% recipient class.

[NJBest]

This is not a well thought out post. Why not start by defining your perceived classes before asking others what their responsibilities are.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by NJBest

This is not a well thought out post. Why not start by defining your perceived classes before asking others what their responsibilities are.

I thought it was pretty well laid out.

You are either a provider, or a recipient.

What is so difficult to understand?

[freemkt]

Low-wage workers provide for the welfare class AND the middle class. TYVM.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by freemkt

Low-wage workers provide for the welfare class AND the middle class. TYVM.

Low wage workers do not have any federal tax responsibility. and, they're assisted by the provider class.

[NJBest]

Originally Posted by alphamale

I thought it was pretty well laid out.

You are either a provider, or a recipient.

What is so difficult to understand?

It applies to so many different scenarios.

Business owners provide jobs, innovation, value to society. Employees and society receive the benefits.

[freemkt]

Originally Posted by alphamale

Low wage workers do not have any federal tax responsibility. and, they're assisted by the provider class.

BZZT! A childless adult working full time at minimum wage pays $500/yr federal income tax plus $1100/yr payroll taxes.

[Finn_Jarber]

I thank my Lord for having enabled me to be a provider. I provide gladly for those who are unable to provide for themselves.

[GregW]

I spend most of my income buying necessities. These necessities are sold at a profit for the owners of the businesses. Therefore I am having a portion of the money I spend transferred from me, a 99%er, to the owning 1%ers. That makes me a provider and them a recipient. Then there is the fact that I pay much of my limited income as taxes whilst multimillionaires pay at a much lower rate on their effectively unlimited income. Thus I am a provider to the government and they are recipients.

I am certain the OP was trying to chastise the poor as “recipients” while “proper” people like him were “providers”. Indeed, he might be a “provider” but the biggest recipients are big business.