Of course, not all of that is an "unfair system" ... some of it is poor financial planning and money management.
Nearly half of American families do not have enough cash to afford a $400 unexpected expense. It’s time we put money back in their pockets — not big wealthy corporations and the top 1%https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/why-2020-democratic-candidates-are-pushing-more-progressive-tax-proposals …
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I'd like to add to this ... I'm a lib (I suppose a "libtard" for some), so I do believe that there are people who are genuinely struggling. But, if nearly half can't cover $400 ... well, then we are not educating our citizens very well about money management.
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It’s your fault people cannot afford 400$ for emergencies. You’ve looted from the ambitious poor by increasing controls, regulations and the welfare state. The rich are not to be blame.
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Also, the number sounds like pure bs to me.
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I purchased a waterbed without financing and it cost WAY more than $400
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Senator Harris : the high taxation lady now worries about people not having enough money. Go figure.
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Or we restructure the school system to teach real life lessons. Such as saving money. How to care for a family. Being a good role model. Instead we fear society towards buying the unnecessary, don’t add to the problem by throwing more money at it. Real education 4 real life
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Wise suggestions. But very inconvenient for the socialists that want to tax and spend until America is bankrupt
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