How Bernie Sanders's Socialism Funds Massive Income Inequality

[BotanyBoy]

You should quietly leave this thread before you make an even bigger fool of yourself. I'm done.

Miles supports crony Crapitalism.....hates the free market.

Shocking!

 

[Sean Renaud]

Deflect deflect,deflect. Another lover of big government.

They are the one-percenters, you dumb fuck.

That aside, government employees' salaries are higher than the private sector and like you, produce nothing. They just drain the wealth of taxpayers.

Not once you're talking about the 1% they aren't. They can be at lower levels.

This from a guy who couldn't put together a coherent thought if his life depended on it.

The fact that you have a hard time understanding me is entirely on you. It's hard to break everything down Barny style.

Puhleeeeeze.

You sound like an naive 18 year old.

The "one percenters" I've known were self-made, hard working people who started with nothing. Contrary to what leftists believe they didn't inherit their wealth,weren't evil, and didn't become rich by taking advantage of others. They employed hundreds of people who in turn supported their families and paid them generous benefits. None employed "unnecessary managers" and generally cared a great deal about their employees.

If by your own admission you worked many years in large state owned institutions you know almost nothing about private industry.

You expect us to believe that you know multiple 1%ers who employ hundreds of people and ran legendary perfect companies? C'mon miles. IF you told us you knew a handful of lawyers or doctors we would have bought it.

 

[Disgustipated]

Friends of the wife?

Miles thinks he's a "one percenter". Only because that's the same percentage of his wife's salary he gets for allowance.

miles and #### discussing American economics is just riveting. Someone who has never had a job battling someone who has never been to America.

 

[BotanyBoy]

Miles thinks he's a "one percenter". Only because that's the same percentage of his wife's salary he gets for allowance.

miles and #### discussing American economics is just riveting. Someone who has never had a job battling someone who has never been to America.

He's like Joe the plumber bitching about taxes going up on 250K+ earners.....and doesn't even have a job.

Not that any of it is relevant....barring some sort of fuckin' Miracle, like Clinton going to prison, Sanders is done.

America doesn't want socialism it wants more Too Big To Fail!!

 

[hashtag45]

1.Miles thinks he's a "one percenter". Only because that's the same percentage of his wife's salary he gets for allowance.

2.miles and #### discussing American economics is just riveting. Someone who has never had a job battling someone who has never been to America.

Are you an idiot?

1.(Rhetorical question, of course. Anyone who's only able to produce such lame-ass personal attacks like your first sentence can't be anything But an idiot).

2.It's pretty obvious that 'Ive been posting all that to annoy Miles, just for shit'n giggles.

 

[Emerson40]

The old 'If they don't know what I'm doing, they can't say I am wrong' excuse, used by hashtag to explain every idiotic post he's made, for about a year now.


Could work, except we all know he really has no idea what he's talking about, for about a year now.

 

[Liar]

Shrödinger's Poe's Law:

A poster's nonsens is in a superposition of parody and non-parody, until called out on being nonsens. Then it collapses into either a state of defensive claims of parody or agressive double-down, usually depending on what the poster precieves as least socially awkward.

 

[Disgustipated]

The old 'If they don't know what I'm doing, they can't say I am wrong' excuse, used by hashtag to explain every idiotic post he's made, for about a year now.


Could work, except we all know he really has no idea what he's talking about, for about a year now.

He lives in a parallel universe where he can see only glimpses of reality.

 

[hashtag45]

Shrödinger's Poe's Law:

A poster's nonsens is in a superposition of parody and non-parody, until called out on being nonsens. Then it collapses into either a state of defensive claims of parody or agressive double-down, usually depending on what the poster precieves as least socially awkward.

None of what I posted was nonsense. Everything was logical and also based on facts.
If you believe that, you're either misinformed, or Disgustipated/Emerson86 - minded.

In saying that, I'm clueless about american internal politics which, among my other motivations, explained my deflections which annoyed Miles.

I challenge you to debate me on the points that I raised. I promiss you that if you do, you'll fall short.

 

[Emerson40]

Before the inevitable, multiple edits, if one applies the Relevance Filter:

I posted nonsense.

In saying that, I'm clueless.

 

[Liar]

None of what I posted was nonsense. Everything was logical and also based on facts.
If you believe that, you're either misinformed, or Disgustipated/Emerson86 - minded.

In saying that, I'm clueless about american internal politics which, among my other motivations, explained my deflections which annoyed Miles.

I challenge you to debate me on the points that I raised. I promiss you that if you do, you'll fall short.

So it wasn't parody then? Fair enough. Thought that was what the shit'n giggles thing was about.

If you were actually trying to debate miles there, your main mistake was not realizing that his premise was fallacious.

As I pointed out in my first post of the thread, there may be the occasional silly hippie, but most progressives don't hate the vast majority of the 1% for their income. The obscenely rich, the Waltons, Kochs and hedgefund assholes is one thing, but most are just regular folks with really good salaries. Some people with sucessful businesses or important jobs, be it in the public or private sector, makes comfortable six figures. And that's fine. Congrats to them, living the American Dream and all that jazz.

They just want them to be taxed more. Not out of spite or as punishment for being rich, but because the common good is underfunded, and they happen to be the ones who can afford to chip in more.

 

[miles]

I'm clueless about american internal politics.

No shit, Sherlock.

 

[hashtag45]

No shit, Sherlock.

lol…

 

[miles]

At least you admitted you had no idea what you were talking about. You'll never see a Litlib say that.

Ever.

 

[hashtag45]

Tis true too.
Just see Liar's funny post above, as a tiny, tiny sample of that.

 

[miles]

Tis true too.
Just see Liar's funny post above, as a tiny, tiny sample of that.

I don't read his verbal diarrhea.

 

[Sean Renaud]

At least you admitted you had no idea what you were talking about. You'll never see a Litlib say that.

Ever.

I must not be a Litlib then because I have no problem admitting that I don't know something and am just asking a question to clarify.

 

[Liar]

Tis true too.
Just see Liar's funny post above, as a tiny, tiny sample of that.

Of what?