How about starting with a definition that means "don't spend more than you bring in". Of course, the difference is some people consider free enterprise to be a necessity, while some people think handouts are more important.
In normal life, "fiscally responsible" means spending money on necessities instead of luxuries. In politics it means the opposite – tax breaks for the rich so they can buy more luxury goods, while cutting necessities for the poor.
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Framing collective organisation as handouts has to be one of the top ten most brain-dead spins in the world of capitalist liberalism. Do you even understand of how it is simply taking a small part of collective production done in capitalism in order to sustain itself?
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Class boundaries are not merely material but also rhetorical
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Wrong.
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And who gains employment by making, moving and selling those “luxury goods”? The rich? No, the working classes! Your level of economic illiteracy is truly astounding.
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