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The choice isn't between no benefits and the status quo for lower classes / income brackets. It's about lower classes getting a bigger piece of the pie. You're
by and0 9y ago
The choice isn't between no benefits and the status quo for lower classes / income brackets. It's about lower classes getting a bigger piece of the pie. You're acting as though questioning how resources are divided among a populace, which is almost entirely what politics is, is irrational or pointless, as though we've arrived to the current state of things via some other perfect, entirely natural process that we're foolish to tamper with.
- malvosenior 9y agoI'm giving you insight into why people disagree with you. I think if you actually look at it from their point of view it makes sense as it's logical and/or consistent with their morals. A lot of people just aren't that bothered that choosing an option that benefits them also benefits the 1% (often even more so).