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Why you hate COMMUNISM: Growing Income Gaps Between Very Rich and Everyone Else
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 660606:MV8xMjUxOTg3XzIwNDE2NDI1X0E0REY2NjBG] Hey OP, check into your Communism ideals a bit more once. Do you honestly think in a communist state there are no poor or rich? That there is no wealth gap involved? Think again asshole. The only thing missing from what we have left today and Communism is the right to keep and bear arms, fucktard. Also, I would like to personally offer you a one way ticket to China if you think Communism is such a great fucking idea. [/quote]
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Some here, who take in everything that the opinion side of FOX is saying, know nothing about communism, but that it is evil, think capitalism can do no wrong....
I hate you all, grow a brain or get castrated....
Taxing the rich more than the poor is not communism, equal pay is communism, assholes. Taxing the rich a bit more is called civilized solidarity. And it also protects the rich from too poor who steal or beg. The country is stronger if all have money. Not only a few....
The gaps in after-tax income between the richest 1 percent of Americans and the middle and poorest fifths of the country more than tripled between 1979 and 2007 (the period for which these data are available), according to data the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issued last week. Taken together with prior research, the new data suggest greater income concentration at the top of the income scale than at any time since 1928.
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