The U.S. Now Has More Millionaires Than Sweden Has People

DerekJohnson · March 2019

https://bloombergquint.com/markets/the-u-s-now-has-more-millionaires-than-sweden-has-people#gs.1e555u

allpurpleallgold · March 2019

When does it start trickling down?

Swaye · March 2019

10.2 million families have between 1-5 million bucks in the bank. That's more than I expected.

LindquistsPackage · March 2019

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?

waiting for a handout pardner?

jecornel · March 2019

LindquistsPackage said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
waiting for a handout pardner?

Good start for lindquistpackage.

Sledog · March 2019

Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.

Southerndawg · March 2019

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?

When you stand up.

2001400ex · March 2019

Sledog said:
Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.

And?

Sledog · March 2019

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:
Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.
And?

And? You're an idiot!

Envy the new democratic socialist party of communism slogan.

You heard it from Hondo first.

MariotaTheGawd · March 2019

Sledog said:

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:
Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.
And?
And? You're an idiot!

Envy the new democratic socialist party of communism slogan.

You heard it from Hondo first.

You write like you have a brain tumor

2001400ex · March 2019

Sledog said:

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:
Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.
And?
And? You're an idiot!

Envy the new democratic socialist party of communism slogan.

You heard it from Hondo first.

Triggered.

SFGbob · March 2019

Swaye said:
10.2 million families have between 1-5 million bucks in the bank. That's more than I expected.

When they say the "bank" do they include 401Ks?

RaceBannon · March 2019

MariotaTheGawd said:

Sledog said:

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:
Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.
And?
And? You're an idiot!

Envy the new democratic socialist party of communism slogan.

You heard it from Hondo first.
You write like you have a brain tumor

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:

2001400ex said:

Sledog said:
Socialism will fix that! Millionaires will be just as poor and hungry as everyone else.
And?
And? You're an idiot!

Envy the new democratic socialist party of communism slogan.

You heard it from Hondo first.
Triggered.

The smart posters here. Just ask them

SFGbob · March 2019

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?

It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.

2001400ex · March 2019

SFGbob said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.

In relation to tickle down, what do you think about the fact that incomes for the wealthy have grown significantly over the last 20 years yet incomes for the middle class have remained stagnant.

RaceBannon · March 2019

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.
In relation to tickle down, what do you think about the fact that incomes for the wealthy have grown significantly one the last 20 years yet incomes for the middle class have remained stagnant.

What is the cause and effect of linking the two?

SFGbob · March 2019

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.
In relation to tickle down, what do you think about the fact that incomes for the wealthy have grown significantly one the last 20 years yet incomes for the middle class have remained stagnant.

What qualifies as "wealthy" and what qualifies as "middle class?" Where is that line drawn? Btw, how am I hurt by rich people making more money?

2001400ex · March 2019

RaceBannon said:

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.
In relation to tickle down, what do you think about the fact that incomes for the wealthy have grown significantly one the last 20 years yet incomes for the middle class have remained stagnant.
What is the cause and effect of linking the two?

Bob says trickle down works, see unemployment. If trickle down works, then incomes should be rising at the same rate for the middle class as the wealthy.

SFGbob · March 2019

We in the media have a problem. Actually, it's a big problem for all of us. We have become addicted to the notion that, except for the top 1% or the top 10%, the incomes of most Americans have stagnated for decades. The problem is that, at best, this is an exaggeration and, at worst, an untruth.

https://www.investors.com/politics/columnists/income-stagnation-myth-robert-samuelson/

RaceBannon · March 2019

2001400ex said:

RaceBannon said:

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.
In relation to tickle down, what do you think about the fact that incomes for the wealthy have grown significantly one the last 20 years yet incomes for the middle class have remained stagnant.
What is the cause and effect of linking the two?
Bob says trickle down works, see unemployment. If trickle down works, then incomes should be rising at the same rate for the middle class as the wealthy.

Why?

SFGbob · March 2019

2001400ex said:

RaceBannon said:

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

allpurpleallgold said:
When does it start trickling down?
It already has. Have you seen the unemployment rate? That's part of the trickle down.
In relation to tickle down, what do you think about the fact that incomes for the wealthy have grown significantly one the last 20 years yet incomes for the middle class have remained stagnant.
What is the cause and effect of linking the two?
Bob says trickle down works, see unemployment. If trickle down works, then incomes should be rising at the same rate for the middle class as the wealthy.

Kunt logic, is there anything it can't do?

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