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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: northam who wrote (1512640)1/12/2025 8:51:57 AM
From: koan  Read Replies (2) of 1582945
 
I was wondering what your answer would be when after you challenged me, you found out I posted the truth, so you came up with that!

I knew there is no way you would just say, thanks for the information!

You don't need to worry about the rich, they are doing just fine because money is power, and they have the power to protect themselves, as we see with all the tax cuts they get!

A civilized society, and person worries about the poor, the children, and the injured!

For every complex problem there us is simple answer, and it is usually wrong. H.L. Mencken

Do you not understand that the health of a society takes precedent over any individual.

In modern civilizations, nations use a "progressive" tax policy where the rich pay more than the poor.

A society is judged on how it treats those in the spring of life, winter of life and those who live in the shadows of life. Hubert Humphrey.

Money is power, and when a society has to much income inequality it becomes a cancer on the society, like now.

The Nordic countries have the most humane and well run countries on the planet and they have large governments to provide social services, and a large middle class, and few poor.

And universal health care and affordable education.

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Makes sense, since they pay most of the tax.
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