Billionaires are holding 8.5 Trillion dollars. The coli told me these businesses can't afford to pay employees a living wage.

[bigsausagepizzapapi]

Either:
Securities based borrowing needs to be taxed
or
Unrealized gains of some excess needs to be taxed


Because the wealthy don't generate income or have capital gains they just borrow against their wealth to avoid paying taxes.


You will never win support of unrealized gains tax because homeowners will clutch their pearls even though they are way below the threshold.

 

[Ain't That Something]

Either:
Securities based borrowing needs to be taxed
or
Unrealized gains of some excess needs to be taxed


Because the wealthy don't generate income or have capital gains they just borrow against their wealth to avoid paying taxes.


You will never win support of unrealized gains tax because homeowners will clutch their pearls even though they are way below the threshold.

Basically Americans are stupid.

 

[Remote]

Perfect liquidation of 8.5 Trillion and then perfectly spread among 162M working people in the US= ~52,500 a person.

And then back to square 1 the next year.

I'll take the money, but the something's wrong with the system.

I could finally afford the fragrances I want.

 

[BK The Great]

Time to go upside the head on these rich mothafukkas. Since the pandemic they have been making a profit on the working class like we're dogs.

 

[JuvenileHell]

You're pocket watching

You're mad cause they getting money

24hrs in day, what are you doing with your time

Sign up for my course where I can teach you side hustles that will give you generational wealth

 

[Remote]

Either:
Securities based borrowing needs to be taxed
or
Unrealized gains of some excess needs to be taxed


Because the wealthy don't generate income or have capital gains they just borrow against their wealth to avoid paying taxes.


You will never win support of unrealized gains tax because homeowners will clutch their pearls even though they are way below the threshold.

Ban borrowing against wealth.

Either you got it or you don't got it.

 

[Batsute]

It’s almost like there’s two different economies

Where the poor is playing chess and the wealthy are playing checkers.

 

[UpAndComing]

Another uneducated thread on this topic. Ya'll on the Coli are going for a world record of fake militancy


Billionaires =/= All Businesses
Minimum Wage =/= Living wage

99% of businesses are Small Businesses with less than 100 employees. If you raise the minimum wage to pay unskilled labor, that for sure effects 99% of businesses

 

[Remote]

Another uneducated thread on this topic. Ya'll on the Coli are going for a world record of fake militancy


Billionaires =/= All Businesses
Minimum Wage =/= Living wage

99% of businesses are Small Businesses with less than 100 employees. If you raise the minimum wage to pay unskilled labor, that for sure effects 99% of businesses

Word?
I thought billionaires were the ones who create jobs. So now they're not business owners?

 

[151_Pr00f]

https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/s/TjoHA0HCEi

 

[Remote]

https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/s/TjoHA0HCEi

 

[UpAndComing]

Word?
I thought billionaires were the ones who create jobs. So now they're not business owners?

You're not even responding to what I'm saying, just looking for fake militant daps

NINETY NINE PERCENT of Businesses are Small Businesses with less than 100 employees. Are you terrified people won't click on your threads if you don't mention the word "Billionaire" ?

 

[At30wecashout]

Word?
I thought billionaires were the ones who create jobs. So now they're not business owners?

Sounds like we tax big business and give all the sweetheart deals to small business. Offset some of the costs a higher minimum wage would bring to small businesses.

 

[Remote]

You're not even responding to what I'm saying, just looking for fake militant daps

I actually did respond.
And you came in here NOT addressing the OP with any substance and you sit here and pretend that what matters is how people define small business and not what a business generates in revenue.

No business, regardless of size deserves to stay in business if they cannot afford to pay their expenses. And just like they pay a fair price for rent, or ingredients, or shipping, or anything else....SO TOO, must they pay a fair price for employees.

And the fact is you don't have a single reason why that shouldn't be the case.

And to bring it back to the OP, the wealthy (which would include these tax avoiders) have the money they claim they don't.

 

[Sauce Mane]

And this is from 2017

It's probably closer to 70%-80% right now