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> And you are worried that taking 1% would be detrimental for billionaires? Yes, because again it’s not fair. I completely ignored the rest of what was above t

> And you are worried that taking 1% would be detrimental for billionaires? Yes, because again it’s not fair. I completely ignored the rest of what was above this because I’m not a child and am quite capable of understanding quite advanced math and how large a billion is. So to recap you’re saying it’s ok because they have a lot of money. I’m actually living quite well in the US, despite coming from a very poor family with both parents getting cancer and having absolutely no money to put me through school. Instead of complaining or finding new inventive ways to take others money I taught myself skills worth a lot of money and now no longer have to worry about it. As far as your paying less than the poor statement, let’s get some facts to back that up? Actual facts, not liberal news articles. Also I see we’re taking the “we want more of your money” tantrum route.

romanoderoma 6y ago
> Yes, because again it’s not fair. What's not fair is that billionaires who have made billions by breaking the laws are paying less taxes than the regular folks who live of their incomes > l. Instead of complaining or finding new inventive ways to take others money I taught myself skills worth a lot of money and now no longer have to worry about it. Now imagine you have a car accident and can't work anymore. What does it happen in US? In Italy you have the right of being paid for 18 continuos months at 100% salary, and up to 36 month with lowering salary, but you have the right to keep your job, because people can have bad moments. Do you think is it better over there? Cancer cures here are free for everybody, so people don't have to hope that their kids get rich to survive. It makes life a bit easier when you know you're going to be taken care anyway, no matter what you do, what you know and how much you can pay. It's a bit more human, IMO And with a bit more human I mean "if you don't have it, your society is horse shit, even Nazis had it!" > Actual facts, not liberal news articles. Can you disprove it, with actual facts, not white trash news?

romanoderoma 6y ago

> Yes, because again it’s not fair. What's not fair is that billionaires who have made billions by breaking the laws are paying less taxes than the regular folks who live of their incomes > l. Instead of complaining or finding new inventive ways to take others money I taught myself skills worth a lot of money and now no longer have to worry about it. Now imagine you have a car accident and can't work anymore. What does it happen in US? In Italy you have the right of being paid for 18 continuos months at 100% salary, and up to 36 month with lowering salary, but you have the right to keep your job, because people can have bad moments. Do you think is it better over there? Cancer cures here are free for everybody, so people don't have to hope that their kids get rich to survive. It makes life a bit easier when you know you're going to be taken care anyway, no matter what you do, what you know and how much you can pay. It's a bit more human, IMO And with a bit more human I mean "if you don't have it, your society is horse shit, even Nazis had it!" > Actual facts, not liberal news articles. Can you disprove it, with actual facts, not white trash news?