Government keeps the poor poor. Poverty had been on a steady downward trend for years, until government declared a War on Poverty in 1964. Hasn't changed more than a percent or 3 in over 50 years. . .
I’m not sure that stolen money can ever be a gifthttps://twitter.com/TonyDegidio/status/1086778346749546497 …
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What has changed substantially is the number of people dependent on government who will never seek to improve their lot in life, and remain in poverty.
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One can only gift what one owns. Theft is not a legitimate transfer of ownership. Receiving stolen property is different from receiving a gift.
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The government taking money from people is theft but the government taking money from people and then giving that money to other people is a-okay. Some sound logic there.
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It can be, but usually only fences deal in stolen property.
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@StefanMolyneux doesn't understand how taxes work or theft or giftsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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If you earn a massive amount of wealth through congressional bribes and corporate propaganda, shouldn't that wealth count as stolen money from the working class?
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