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However I think the middle class (as we know it today) is necessary for the rich to continue being rich. If it weren't for middle class Americans there wouldn't be anybody to buy Microsoft Windows or new cars or whatever else the moguls need to sell in order to make their millions. This is what led to the great depression. There was a massive manufacturing surplus, but nobody could afford to buy what was being manufactured. The industrialists could have done one of two things, raise the wages of their workers so they could afford to buy what they were producing, or drop prices so that the average person could afford to buy the products. They did neither, and the economy went down the tubes. |
wtf are you babbling about now CDLisp!
taxes!?!??!!?!??! since when do YOU pay taxes!? you know very well that all natives dont pay shit in taxes! |
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In Russia and China everyone was middle class, they were socialist countries. |
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It is the writer's point, I was simply putting it out there and basically putting my own agreement on the basic premise. When you look at that list of taxes that did not exist back then I find that it really is rather remarkable when comparing the two times in that light. That's all. And you must be joking about China & Russia. In those countries everyone actually WAS either very poor or extremely rich, not that this is another point worth quibbling over. If your history books show it as different, by all means feel free to come back and produce all sorts of proof to support your opinion. You are more than free to do so (which is more than you would enjoy had you lived in either of those other countries I'm sure) |
Did you know that Saudi Arabia is actually the ones running U.S.A?
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It would appear that, at least since the Bush 2 junta, that the middle class lifestyle has been financed almost wholey on credit.
http://www.hhole.com/surpvsdefi.gif That's some scary shit right there. Consumers, in the last year, have spent 322 billion more than they've earned. Yikes! :Oh crap |
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Granted the average american ALWAYS spends more than he makes, which is definitely not sustainable long term. That asterisk says something about residential investment. Could the home refinancing boom of the last few years be skewing those numbers? |
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wow people are stupid.
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Now they can kill off the masses AND keep all the profits from it as well :thumbsup Not to mention if we want to buy a drug that causes cancer we have to pay more for it than the Canadians. |
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You think the US is the only country in the world that created new taxes?
Get a clue... |
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I then mentioned that Canada is similar. Not the same, but similar.. and only in certain ways. What is it with some of you retards that can't understand English? |
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I'm okay now. :D |
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