CameronPoe wrote:
Phantom2828 wrote:
CameronPoe wrote:
You are missing the argument. My argument is in favour of taxing the rich to facilitate the development of the less well off. I would not have been able to obtain said degree if it were not for our generous welfare system here in Ireland. It goes without saying that you won't progress unless you work hard but affording everyone as much oppportunity to be able to make it, meeting them half way, is what I'm about.
Who pays for you to go to school. Thats right the people that are smart and successful. You you make good money you say. Well imagine how much more you would be making if you didn't have to pay for lazy people mooching (which undoubtedly happens).
I'm not a mercenary bastard. Mooching is a minority activity - not many people enjoy unemployment: it's soul-destroying. I pay for an unfortunate aspect of reality as I stated a few posts back (with reasoning).
Lowing needs to watch 30 days. Couple enters poverty making minimum wage for 30 days. They make smart decisions, looking for work anywhere, choosing dirt cheap living space, no furniture, eating only cheap vegetables. And by the end? Belly up. Nowhere. Nada. Guy puts so much effort into working to try and make cash, he hurts his arm, goes to the hospital, charged 300 just to be looked at. Has to quit that job. And that was just 30 days. Imagine someone living their whole life this way, without any escape, debt that only grows, debt that keeps them from getting any loans, government or otherwise, with no hope in sight, no drive, no inspiration, hardly subsiting on vegetables. Lowing just can't comprehend the reality of the lower class. He's so stuck in the denial of his nice plush middle class life full of oppertunity.
Well, I'm in that same middle class, but I've got the heart to let some of my good fortune spill over for those below. What's giving up a few hundred in taxes so that someone else can LIVE.
The right wing is heartless, they've forgotten the value of life, turning a blind eye to war and poverty.