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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: RetiredNow who wrote (1111825)1/19/2019 4:17:07 PM
From: ryanaka  Read Replies (9) of 1579507
 
conservatives typically believe in Capitalism, not Socialism.
That is such a simpleton dichotomy. Democrats believe in capitalism, not in socialism that you think. Democrats tend to believe in social democracy, for example the Northern Europe model. It is the rightwing fascists calling socialism as if the democrats are after this. Before the tRumptards open their ignorant mouth, they should first know the difference between "socialism" and "social democracy",

With the runaway income inequality, the runaway Republican agenda of enriching the stinking super riches with no limit, you are an idiot if you don't see what is going on. When the Republicans continue to suffocate the social mobility in America, they are asking for violent social revolution like what you were talking about.

The share of top 1% in wealth is only growing, every time a Republican takes the WH, they redistribute wealth to the super stinking riches. Reagan did it. Trump did it.

I paid my maximum social security tax for over 35 years. I need it for my retirement. I need Medicare for retirement. We do not want the government to steal from the 99% and give the money to top 1% like Trump did and Reagan did.

Look for the share of bottom 40% (Green color) in the wealth distribution chart:

en.wikipedia.org
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