• Bronzie
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    5 months ago

    Sure, then «attack» the politicians allowing this to happen.

    Up corporate tax and income tax for the wealthy.

    Don’t attack the companies that play by the rules.

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      5 months ago

      The funniest thing is, there are billionaires out there that agree tax laws are messed up and think they should be paying more taxes. For them it’s just a stressful hassle to work out which charities should take their money.

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        5 months ago

        I don’t believe them for a second. When you have that much money you could just hire people to vet charities for you.

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      5 months ago

      All of them deserve to be attacked, there’s nothing moral about being a multimillionaire while people are starving.

      • Bronzie
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        Right, but there’s nothing immoral about it either.

        I live in a place where the rich pay their fair dues to the benefit of the less fortunate. That’s where I think you need to focus on getting, not slandering every successful company out of envy.

        Thanks for the chat. You were nothing but respectful. Have a great weekend.

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          5 months ago

          Yes there’s something immoral about it, it’s a choice they they consciously make to make us spend more than necessary on the products they have to sell so they can accumulate more wealth and we can accumulate less wealth.