The Pitchforks Are Coming...For Us Plutocrats
#31
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"Unlike systems such as democracy, capitalism, socialism or anarchism, plutocracy is not rooted in an established political philosophy. "
You belong to a political party and you hold tight to it, good for you.
But not to see how a discussion of the economy can transcend party politics is just sad. It underlines how messed up this us vs them has gotten.
#32
Who rigged the system and why? Is it tinfoil time again? What is it you think they took from you? Try to be honest and tell us in your own words which plutocrat took your money and why.
Don't you understand Plutocrats very much want to keep the economy growing, most of your Cessna cost is wrapped up in Liability-paying lawyers to keep fools off their back.
Let us try this one more time, it is a very simple question:
What is your greatest expense every year and what does it buy you, do you have any choice at all about this expense? The answer is right there on your W2, it has its own line, but that is only part of the story.
Hint:Plutocrats have never forced you to buy anything.
Now just answer the simple question and stop with the tinfoil antics. The answer is right in front of you printed in black and white, no need for mysterious mumbojumbo about secret clans of plutocrats trying to wreck the economy they depend on. They depend on that economy, let that sink in and then try to make sense.
Don't you understand Plutocrats very much want to keep the economy growing, most of your Cessna cost is wrapped up in Liability-paying lawyers to keep fools off their back.
Let us try this one more time, it is a very simple question:
What is your greatest expense every year and what does it buy you, do you have any choice at all about this expense? The answer is right there on your W2, it has its own line, but that is only part of the story.
Hint:Plutocrats have never forced you to buy anything.
Now just answer the simple question and stop with the tinfoil antics. The answer is right in front of you printed in black and white, no need for mysterious mumbojumbo about secret clans of plutocrats trying to wreck the economy they depend on. They depend on that economy, let that sink in and then try to make sense.
#33
Still dodging the question? No W2, does that mean you don't pay taxes?
Let me get this straight, just to make it clear what you are telling us: you are pained by government, but you are sure more will fix everything.
Did I miss anything?
Let me get this straight, just to make it clear what you are telling us: you are pained by government, but you are sure more will fix everything.
Did I miss anything?
#34
This is the reason the two are so often brought into discussion and the reason purely political goals are product of both the economy and the machinery of the state, the state cannot exist without the economy.
The economy can exist without the state.
See also: anarcho capitalism
#35
Very true, the pitchfork gap has become a pitchfork race. Some of those pitchforks are much sharper than others.
Last I heard the serfs are dropping the pitchforks and picking up automatic rifles. Libya, Egypt, Syria, Iraq,Ukraine, etc,etc.
Active systems tend to find a comfortable mean. And that in itself can get fairly mean.
Keeping the bottom half well fed goes a long way towards peace, the danger then comes from those forced to fund the bottom.
#36
Jungle, I don't get a W2 anymore. No secret clans of plutocrats, but a large group of well paid lobbyists that have changed the laws to benefit the few at the expense of many. Curious Jungle, do you earn a living wage, or do you still live in your mothers basement? Really Jungle just tell me it is just fine that(if you in fact receive a living wage) the person earning $2,000,000 a week pays a lower tax rate than you. The fact that the bankruptcy laws were changed by the 1978 Congress to allow current management to remain. That has worked out just great for the employees of a large number of Corporations. Then we have the 401k plans that were voted into law the same year. What was meant as a favor by a New York Congressman to provide a tax shelter for profit sharing plans for senior executives at Xerox and Kodak became the vehicle to eliminate pensions.
Thanks for the humor.
#37
Fuel costs. Zoning by local governments. Airport closures. Government taxes and fees. Ubiquity of airline seats. Automobile safety and efficiency improvements/dollar vs the same in GA aircraft. FAA regulatory burden. Tort claims.
That is all in can think of off the top of my head--I am sure there are others.
WW
That is all in can think of off the top of my head--I am sure there are others.
WW
#38
Poor Jungle, seeing emotion where there is none. Some day you may understand.
Last edited by FoxHunter; 07-01-2014 at 02:48 PM.
#39
That may explain about 10%. The other 90% is that people no longer have the income. Since most households have two income today and they had one when airplane sales were strong shows how bad things have gotten. Then you add in the top income tax rate was over 90% until 1963 and no less that 70% until 1981.
Market glut?
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