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 @LoganLS0 We just need to try some more and it will surely be the real progressive taxation this time.
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@RamboSnoop "So the problem is that humans are corruptible, but this time they will not be corrupted"
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@adriant240 > Why aren't their lives improving? Increasing productivity won't make matters better. Most third world countries are absolutely bullshited with inflation and socialism, unironically. This is why their lifes are "not improving". In reality their lifes are improving, absolutely they are improving (extremely slowly, but there is a clear rise in life expectancy and economic status in many third world countries), but the economic growth the increase in productivity boosts they have is literally eaten by the absurd money printing and terrible government decisions. I myself live in one of these countries.
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@adriant240 You don't reasearch "their ideology", that's why you have the impressions you have. This or you are being malicious here. Libertarians wrote A LOT, and I mean, A LOT, about corporations, their inneficiencies and the relationship between big corps and the state and how this is a problem. You just don't know absolutely nothing and states things on internet like you did.
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> people only want to tax the rich not because they got wealth unfairly; but that having wealth is unfair when theres limited wealth and some ppl are liyerally starving to death Unfair according to who? People who thing we should tax the rich are usually the first to spit on natural law and objective ethics, this is a dirty cruel joke to say the least. And wealth is not a zero-sum game, you should advance at least 1 century in your economics.
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@VladLad There is not an investment "guaranteed to go up" but investments backed up by the state, and those come at the expense of the general population. Owning a house is "impossible" not because some rich guys are buying land (this is of course part of the cause tho), but because the american productivity is going up and up and the wealth of the society is not going up with it. Taxes, inflation, regulatory policies and socialism are eating all the resources more, and more, and more, and they will eat more and more and in the end they will just blame the rich again.
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