>Apparently working for your income, rather than rent-seeking or capital investment, is something to be discouraged in the modern economy. And, this. Just with

>Apparently working for your income, rather than rent-seeking or capital investment, is something to be discouraged in the modern economy. And, this. Just within the last week or so there was discussion here about income inequality. I didn't bother chiming in. The same folks that sit around scratching their heads about this "intractable" inequality problem will defend to the death the rationale behind tax policy that favors capital over labor, busting unions, and other forms of trickle-down economics.