It would cause inflation and hurt the poor (sorry to be that guy)
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Obviously right??!
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I gotta know, do people who vote yes believe in trickle down economics or am I missing something else?
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I think that's just a "I'm in that group and I want the money"? Not sure.
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I feel like the low end of the richest 0.1% have far less money than some people might think.
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how much do you think that'd be? wonder if the the low end of the 0.1% would experience a difference from $143k more (the top end wouldn't, at least). and as such, if it'd create too much of a gap with the 0.100001% and below. either way it probably seems like a bad idea.
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If it’s printed out of thin air, it’ll get distributed to everyone else over time. Better for it to exist than not.
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Why would it get distributed to everyone else? The tendency is for wealth to concentrate at the top
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"dollars printed" suggests bad monetary policy and is likely depressing the yes vote. Maybe something like "$1T in wealth created from a new asteroid..." would better show the underlying social division
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Its not clear what this would accomplish. If .1% globally then I think there could be some positive stimulus effect on the US economy as the global demand for dollars fell. If in the US it would take some thinking through but there *could* be almost no effect on anything.
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