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For 40 years - through tax cuts, subsidies, deregulation & outright giveaways - we’ve made a massive transfer of wealth into hands of 1%, who now own more wealth than the bottom 90%. And no, they’re not the only “job creators.” Small businesses create only a small # of fewer jobs
The late Supreme Court justice Lewis Brandeis said we could have large amounts of money concentrated in the hands of a few, or we could have democracy – that we cannot have both. Ending the travesty of trickle down economics will return our economy to justice, hope & opportunity.
“We are a government of a few of the people, by a few of the people, and for a few of the people. Why? Because we are a government of, by, for multi national corporate interest.” Under a Williamson Administration ... This Stops Now. Marianne Williamson For The People
The key is to pursue fulfillment, not wealth, and recognize that every single worker deserves a living wage and personal empowerment divorced from consumer status symbols. We can all do great work and service humanity; what we first need is a shift in our consciousness.
Dang, I was just texting about you. Would you please reach out to @TomArnold to balance his chakras? From Vibrational.healer to Vibrational Healer, i would appreciate it. He wont accept help from me, even by with the law of correspondence. Thank you.
Yeah, but you know, if we didn't tax people at all, as the founding fathers intended or something, rich people would accumulate all the money naturally anyway.
Nice try 
To quote Margaret Thatcher, “Stop trying to make the poor poorer.” That is what has always happened throughout history when you try to redistribute wealth to the bottom.
Any evidence that the top 1% always stay in the top 1%? The answer is no
Crumbling infrastructure, failing schools, unaffordable healthcare. 3 areas of the economy with 1 thing in common; corruption! Let’s fix that, then talk about taxes.
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