Being rich is not a problem. You can make a lot of money in this world when you're popular. Pay taxes on it. You keep the rest. Society doesn't just happen - it costs like everything else. I notice nobody ever cites Somalia as a capitalist paradise despite its 21% tax rate and hands-up approach to regulations.
Max Contrarian
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Owning three houses and making a million dollars in one year =/= upper middle class. That’s upper class, straight up.
Found them, and boy they’ve done some wild ones:
That first one owns
It’s already a joke on twitter, but these pictures for the article...they’re something else:
A million dollars?! What a monster! Eat the rich, or slightly upper middle class!!
Sooner or later the media gets bored.
And look. There goes my old comment down the memory hole. No difference really. Delete the information that you don’t like or agree with.
This is good Kinja.
I wish.
Republicans fight hard for what their voters want even if it isn’t popular. They are a good political party that respects their voters and what matters to them. Democrats don’t even fight hard for what their voters want even when it is popular. I don’t know what you would call that. Corrupt? Insane? Stupid?
For every dollar Wall Street gives to the Democrats, it gives 2x for the Republicans. This is well documented.
God damnit. This is going to lead to a whole thread of comments disparaging ska, which is objectively awesome music.
In other news, water is wet, grass is green, and Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.
A reminder that Hillary outraised and outspent Trump nearly 2:1 and still lost.
Who cares? This is about winning. You need money to win.
It’s rare circumstances, but I agree with Max. There’s been a shit-ton of resources poured into Camden by the public and private sector. However, without a supporting community (i.e. not just a commuter town), it won’t recover. So much attention has been placed on getting business, that the community (or lack…
See now Max, that was so much more useful than your initially comment about Democrats and slavery. Congratulations, you managed to do something good!
Throwing money at the problem is always an incomplete solution when it comes to the exceedingly complex human, behavioral, cultural, and motivational issues of education.