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Old 10-21-2022, 09:50 AM
 
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Where do you get this propaganda?

The rich are absolutely creating jobs with their entrepreneurship and consumerism.

Yachts create jobs, private jets create jobs, mansions create jobs, house building creates job, charities create jobs, luxury cars create jobs, luxury furnishing create jobs, luxury housing rentals create jobs, luxury hotels create jobs, luxury clothes creates jobs, owning a business creates jobs, golfing creates jobs, expensive hobbies creates jobs, hiring an chef creates jobs, hiring security creates jobs, hiring a personal trainer creates jobs, hiring a lawyer and accountant creates jobs, hiring a financial advisor creates jobs, buying a business creates jobs, selling a business creates jobs.

Don’t be so silly. Let me guess, you think poor people are keeping Ferarri and Louis Vuitton in business.
Your entire statement is full of truth, but the expensive hobbies one rings close to home. I unfortunately have been into one form of expensive hobby or another my entire life. I've seen so many create businesses that have grown and thrived from this.

When people are doing well, they spend money.
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Old 10-21-2022, 10:07 AM
 
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Your entire statement is full of truth, but the expensive hobbies one rings close to home. I unfortunately have been into one form of expensive hobby or another my entire life. I've seen so many create businesses that have grown and thrived from this.

When people are doing well, they spend money.
"Your entire statement is full of truth"

I've stated the same thing many times and seldom get any responses from our left friends.

They just don't get it!
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Old 10-21-2022, 11:09 AM
 
Location: MD's Eastern Shore
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Originally Posted by Rocko20 View Post
Where do you get this propaganda?

The rich are absolutely creating jobs with their entrepreneurship and consumerism.

Yachts create jobs, private jets create jobs, mansions create jobs, house building creates job, charities create jobs, luxury cars create jobs, luxury furnishing create jobs, luxury housing rentals create jobs, luxury hotels create jobs, luxury clothes creates jobs, owning a business creates jobs, golfing creates jobs, expensive hobbies creates jobs, hiring an chef creates jobs, hiring security creates jobs, hiring a personal trainer creates jobs, hiring a lawyer and accountant creates jobs, hiring a financial advisor creates jobs, buying a business creates jobs, selling a business creates jobs.

Don’t be so silly. Let me guess, you think poor people are keeping Ferarri and Louis Vuitton in business.
I have no idea why that is so hard for people to understand.

Another thing that these people don't get is that many of these people doing the jobs created by someone ordering a luxury item, actually enjoy their jobs as well!
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Old 10-21-2022, 11:19 AM
 
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it doesn't even have to be this exotic....the rich just spend more on everything...including food and toilet paper

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Originally Posted by Rocko20 View Post
Where do you get this propaganda?

The rich are absolutely creating jobs with their entrepreneurship and consumerism.

Yachts create jobs, private jets create jobs, mansions create jobs, house building creates job, charities create jobs, luxury cars create jobs, luxury furnishing create jobs, luxury housing rentals create jobs, luxury hotels create jobs, luxury clothes creates jobs, owning a business creates jobs, golfing creates jobs, expensive hobbies creates jobs, hiring an chef creates jobs, hiring security creates jobs, hiring a personal trainer creates jobs, hiring a lawyer and accountant creates jobs, hiring a financial advisor creates jobs, buying a business creates jobs, selling a business creates jobs.

Don’t be so silly. Let me guess, you think poor people are keeping Ferarri and Louis Vuitton in business.
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Old 10-21-2022, 11:53 AM
 
Location: Was Midvalley Oregon; Now Eastside Seattle area
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^ People got to eat and wipe. Right.
The issue I discovered: People don't have to eat your food or use your brand of TP or even use a lot of TP.
YMMV
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