It's called capitalism you socialist. One gets paid for their accomplishments.
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Being born to a rich family is such an accomplishment!!!
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With our 1st born, we could barely afford baby formula. Things are different for us today. Hard work & drive. You should try that.
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The Koch family? The Walton family. They hold 7/10 positions of the 10 wealthiest in the US. You really think the earned it?
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Sam Walton, yes of course. The kids, no but that wasn't my point. Look at athletes and musicians today 1/2
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Compared to the timeframe Bernie used. My point is more wealth in today's stats aren't from old money. Get it?
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Do you really believe there is NO financial oppression? Do you really believe it's a good thing the rich are getting richer?
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I never said anything about financial oppression. I'm making a point about the flawed Bernie statement.
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What about 100 years ago? Maybe 38 was just an aberration?
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the last 40 years have been all down hill. This is well established. I'll dig up an old planet money...
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But that's my point - regression to the mean?
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no. I'd say it is reversal of progress.
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I would rather be bottom 20% now than top 80% 40 years ago.
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not necessarily in the US. The poverty in the US is pretty uncivilized.
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Would love to debate this with you in person one day. Inequality not necessariky bad. The 70s definitely not better than today.
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I don't know how familiar you are with the invisible underclass of poverty in America. It is heartbreaking.
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How many homes do you own Bern? Comon now...
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Rather than attack Sanders personally, can you articulate your disagreement (if any) with his message against the wealthy getting wealthier?
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Where did i say i disagreed with his message?
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If you agreed, why would you resort to ad hominem attacks against the man?
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I wasn't 'resorting'. I opened with it. It's valid. 3 homes for a guy who speaks against the disproportionately wealthy is hypocritical.
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So a wealthy man is hypocritical if he advocates an increase in taxes for the wealthy? Where is the logic?
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the logic is called "leading by example." Bernie doesn't do that, apparently.
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He advocates an increase in taxes on the wealthy. Have you seen him ever advocate renunciation of property?
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