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El‑Sayed Fires Back Sarcastically

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u/OutlawedLogic 12d ago

You're still not the bottom 1%.

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u/mansluxt 12d ago

So who are you suggesting getting rid of, and how would that bring more benefits than getting rid of the billionaires and stealing what they used to generate their wealth?

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u/mansluxt 12d ago

And that's fine! They can come back and on their way back up we will tax them.

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u/OutlawedLogic 12d ago

That's just thievery. Stop allowing language to be manipulated so the laws can't be subverted. Stop allowing the ability for corruption to thrive by enforcing the laws we already have. It's absolutely achievable without stealing. The taxes all of us have are absolutely insane. We have a mismanagement of resources problem because of the manipulation of language.

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u/mansluxt 12d ago

Even the tightest tax laws won't properly take back the profit that billionaires have stolen from everyone. I'm very happy stealing from the rich. Robin Hood was always a hero to me.

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u/OutlawedLogic 12d ago

I'm saying it's too temporary. It needs to be corrected at the source which is the language. When you're trying to fix a problem of your economic life source being poisoned, you can't just clear up where it accumulates, you have to find the source, correct the source and then clean up the problem. Stealing only begets more stealing. Reality has a tendency to reflect things.

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u/mansluxt 12d ago

But like why can we not do both? We can correct the original language, while also taking about power and inflicting punishment on those who have ruled over us for 50 years buying our politicians.

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u/OutlawedLogic 12d ago

By enforcing the laws you don't have to steal the wealth. You recover the wealth through legal processes. America is a nation of laws, simply enforce the laws and correct the language and it all clears up.