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your anecdote is not valid counter to my point in comparing a Person who has kids making 100K+ with a Person working a Job at Walmart making say 40K So if you
by phpisthebest 4y ago
your anecdote is not valid counter to my point in comparing a Person who has kids making 100K+ with a Person working a Job at Walmart making say 40K
So if you would like to address my claims then I am all ears, but so far you have not done that
- rtp4me 4y agoNot trying to be argumentative here, but you seem really focused on "wealthy people" taking more from non-wealthy. Please see here: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/11/the-pandemic-stimulus-checks-were-a-big-experiment-did-it-work.html https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/11/the-pandemic-stimulus-checks... Specifically, the end of the page has a table that shows what % of people received those stimulus checks. According to this table, 75% of the first stimulus checks were issued to people making less than $100K while only 11% making over $100K received checks. For the second stimulus, 76% making less than $100K got checks (versus 10% making over $100K). Similar numbers apply for the third stimulus. If you can find different evidence, please share. I would like to learn more...