But, by all means, let's not try to prevent the 1% from cornering every dime in the country while the poor get poorer. Some ask why we should tax the rich for their hard work. I say why should the poor get poorer working to make them rich. The differential in wealth is now greater than at any time in history, including the Great Depression. How can people consume without wealth? Just look at what the upper tax rates were before the decline of the middle class began. Become educated!
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
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A Rise in Wealth for the Wealthy; Declines for the Lower 93% | Pew Social & Demographic Trends
But, by all means, let's not try to prevent the 1% from cornering every dime in the country while the poor get poorer. Some ask why we should tax the rich for their hard work. I say why should the poor get poorer working to make them rich. The differential in wealth is now greater than at any time in history, including the Great Depression. How can people consume without wealth? Just look at what the upper tax rates were before the decline of the middle class began. Become educated!
But, by all means, let's not try to prevent the 1% from cornering every dime in the country while the poor get poorer. Some ask why we should tax the rich for their hard work. I say why should the poor get poorer working to make them rich. The differential in wealth is now greater than at any time in history, including the Great Depression. How can people consume without wealth? Just look at what the upper tax rates were before the decline of the middle class began. Become educated!
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