DustyInfinity
Platinum Member
Democrats seem excited about their opportunities to make things better. I hope they are right, but I do not understand how taking a sizable portion of workers money and offering less choices does that? I have asked several times how that is supposed to work and the responses I have gotten are straw man, we aren't communists, we hate Trump, and Americans have too much money an if they have less it will some how improve the world. I am sincere in understanding how taking someone's money is 'good' for them. Pumping more money into the government would imply that the government would provide some service to make it a good idea. I'll use healthcare as an example. Premiums went up and services suffered. Does that help working people? Does that have to happen to help those who need help? What services do you want the government to provide, and why should working people support losing income for those services? Adding layers of management and government employees seems to invite high costs and poor services.