Avorysuds
Gold Member
So spending taxpayer dollars for their daycare is good for the economy, eh?
G5, your point unless I misunderstood it was to sympathize with the poor while attacking people who would claim the poor could be doing better. The way you did this was to say that the poor don't hire nannies, using sarcasm. The poor can't afford nannies. In the end the bigger point you seemed to be making unless again I misunderstood you, is that the poor don't have time to "read a book, go to the gym, eat wonderful food or talk/raise their children" because they can't afford a nannie. You then attached "create jobs" on the ass end because you have some issue with Republicans claiming "the poor don't create jobs."
So to answer you really stupid secondary made up on the spot no meaning question... Yes, spending tax dollars does create jobs, but no it's not good for the economy, it is instead a net negative for the economy or else Communism would be prefect and the dominate social structure on the planet. Currently communism boasts mass poverty and corruption so think the poor are literally dying from it.
Hey, wasn't this a thread about the difference between rich and poor? Sure it was.
So avery, just what is it that is so sucko in the economy that it is hurting the very rich?
Is it the spending on poor people? No. SO what is it?
Cause in case you haven't noticed or read anything about this, but the very rich have been doing real REAL REAL good the past few years.
So here is the question again; what is it that is being done for the poor people that is harming the real rich people in this country?
I don't understand where that question came from, as far as I could tell it was never a question until you just said it.
I will however answer your question, as basic as it is, but no less good of a question.
The poor currently hurt the rich by stagnating/suffocating/sabotage their own opportunity. They do this by voting for politicians, both Republican and Democrat that perpetuate and expand the welfare system that has failed year after year to ever produce positive results. Welfare creates a dependency thus holding people potential back as that is human nature. So, the poor hurt their own susses, and by doing so limit how many rich the US is able to produce... thus creating a massive underclass and a shrinking but more rich upper class.
So again, the poor hurt the rich by limiting their own success though way of votes to buy themselves welfare over opportunity.
This of course is easily proven and people have predicted this outcome since the inception of our country.
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