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  15. @Bruno Pereira - As with others here, I went back and reviewed the comments you made to which I replied. Since it had been a week since I replied to your initial comment, I had forgotten about you, thinking that you would not reply. Looking back, you made several statements regarding Bernie, socialism and taxes. To make sure we have context, I am copying your comment here and will refer to it: "I can't wait for Bernie to be elected and destroy the country. I want to see the denialism of you socialists when the American economy collapses with tens of millions of unemployed and hungry (due to political incompetence and bad economic policies, not a pandemic lockdown). Believing that more taxes are the solution to the mismanagement of taxes already paid is insanity and masochism, but there is no point in explaining the basics of economics to you, you keep talking "Bad capitalism, wicked bourgeois elites. Good socialism, free things for the poor". The only remaining option is to let the children learn in practice not to play with fire." As to your opening comment, the country is already being destroyed, by capitalists. The economy is collapsing, tens of millions are unemployed and hungry. This is entirely due to the "political incompetence and bad economic policies" of the republicans and corporate democrats, who are capitalists. Less taxes is clearly not the solution to those problems, in fact the tax cuts of 2017 has accelerated the economic collapse. You closed with "The only remaining option is to let the children learn in practice not to play with fire." Seems that capitalism and the current right wing government have burned down the economy. Clearly, capitalism is causing problems, because under capitalism, both wealth for a minority and debt for the majority, grow faster than the economy is capable of growing. Proof is had by looking at financial assets. With over $100 trillion in financial assets gaining plus-5% annually, those assets are five times larger than the economy and growing at a faster rate. This is simply unsustainable. This is an inescapable fact of capitalism. You seem to think capitalism is the best and that socialism leads to catastrophe. There are innumerable problems with capitalism, it drains wealth from the population, it leads to monopolies, causes vast income inequalities and subjects governments to corporate capture. To keep capitalism in its current form is to guarantee that everything will be burned to the ground. This does not mean that "socialism" should take its place, what it does mean is that capitalism in its current form is toxic, therefore the form must be altered.
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  16.  @crogers4912  - What is not hard? When people begin a comment without giving context, as in a three word sentence "Its not hard", it makes a reply "hard" to offer. Moving on, you wrote: "Let people keep more of their own money." OK, fine, you are leaving me guessing what you meant, so I am going to suppose you are referring to taxes. What you are probably not referring to is the private taxes we pay in the form of rising costs, costs that go up to fuel capital gains for financial asset holders. That private tax is one you cannot escape or repeal under the current economic model. The remainder of your comment is mirroring what so many people say, yet it is hardly an original thought. As a matter of fact, for those that repeat this talking point, it is obvious that they have given this subject little, if any thought at all. Exactly how is someone supposed to manage their own situation, when the economic situation is out of the majority of individuals control? Please answer that question. Next you say: "Either make more money to fit your lifestyle or change your lifestyle to match your income." Again, that is impossible and that saying such a thing is a favorite right wing talking point, which makes its validity dubious at best. Lifestyle is thrust upon us, not made by us, so making more money as a lifestyle choice is just an obnoxious suggestion. Costs to live keep rising, while wages remain stagnant. You should know this, except that anyone who says what you have written gets their economic information from billionaire run media establishments, which is another way of saying that you are listening to bullshit advice. C'mon man, you can do better than this.
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