Originally Posted by
solo1
You know the problem with class envy? it exposes the most rampant losers in a society. Everytime the whining about the rich dont pay, the rich this, rich that, it exposes that youve never done anything with your lives and are jealous of someone elses success.
How about taxing to death every single welfare recipient, take thier voting rights away and thier property away until they start producing, limit the number of children they can have, take away the rights and privileges others take for granted? why should someone who lives off your confiscated tax dollars be able to cancel out your vote on how that money is spent? when there are more of them, then you, then what?
The same is being said about the group that produces the product, creates the jobs and hires the workers, tax them to death they can afford it. Take from my neighbor so i can sit on my good for nothing ass and do nothing.
Those collecting money from the government, who first had to confiscate it from a person who produced it, are good for nothing parasites, but libs talk about them in terms of such noblity. They are "less fortunate" , the "underclass" no, they are not less fortunate they are less driven, so for that they should be rewarded with the fruits of anothers labor?
They produce nothing create nothing, except generation after generation of hand out grubbing parasites, and future occupiers of our penal system, but not a word about them producing something.
Instead the guy that runs a business, makes a decent living is a scumbag cause he has an issue handing over his hard earned income to some POS living on the dole. Depsite the crap youve happily been spoon fed the majority of folks with money earned it, went to work took risks, educated themselves, they didnt steal it, and my wealth doesnt belong to you, the government or the piece of crap waving a sign on tv that the rich dont pay thier fair share. The reality is the poor pay next to nothing, get the most from government services and live parasitically from a smaller and smaller pool of producers.