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First, my mistake, I mean to type "wealth redistribution". Second, no, that is not what he's talking about. He's pointing out a symptom of "income inequality"
by vinhboy 11y ago
First, my mistake, I mean to type "wealth redistribution".
Second, no, that is not what he's talking about.
He's pointing out a symptom of "income inequality"
The solution is not "wealth redistribution", the solution is to be fair.
Pay a fair wage, provide universal healthcare, reduce the cost of tuition, close tax loopholes, end corporate lobbying, etc...
- stvswn 11y agoYou're playing with semantics. Every single one of the policies you describe are exactly wealth redistribution (except for corporate lobbying -- that's restriction on speech). You just perceive them as examples of good policies. You think they are particularly fair ways to redistribute wealth. Unless you think that when tuition is free, the cost isn't passed to anyone? Or if the minimum wage is raised, no one has to pay?