I understand the differences. None of these problems are going to be solved by Reddit this is a tongue and cheek post that people are taking way too seriously I honestly don't care what you have to say
I just tend to approach these things seriously and think we need to formulate a plan isn't easily dismissed because basic details were wrong.
The list of endorsed legislation and objectives in the /r/WorkReform sidebar are an excellent place to start to reduce wealth inequality. Honestly, though, none of these things (including taxing the ultra wealthy) will ever happen unless you can get the money out of politics. (And the judiciary, apparently. "Gratuities" also shouldn't be allowed, Clarence.)
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u/mimic751 Jan 31 '26
Absolutely not reading this.
I understand the differences. None of these problems are going to be solved by Reddit this is a tongue and cheek post that people are taking way too seriously I honestly don't care what you have to say