Poll: Most Americans Want Redistribution of Wealth

The monetary system and monetary policy since the 80s has given birth to and subsidized the financial industry at the expense of everything else. The financial industry as a size of the economy is gigantic. It doesn't create wealth by itself, it only sucks wealth out of everything else productive. It really is only supposed to create wealth indirectly by financing the productive economy which creates the real wealth for society.

Most people don't have a problem with Bill Gates because he actually produced something. These asshole financial managers who can borrow tons of money at 0.25% and make $250 Million and then have their losses subsidized because it will crash the system are an example of a truly fucked up system. Its socialism for the financial industry.

There will be a big global debt and monetary reset in the next 10 or so years which will reshape the monetary system and economy positively. However, average people will continue to get hurt leading up to and during the transition.

Giving people free college or student debt relief at the expense of "the rich" is a terrible idea. College is already somewhat subsidized through loans and that has resulted in a degradation of the quality and usefulness of education and escalating costs.

And I'll bet Sanders wants to tax people making 250K or even 500K. The problem is not the top 1%. Its the top 0.01% and especially those in the financial industry who earn shitgobs of money and society doesn't benefit. Trump has it right. Raise taxes on these fuckers and do a massive tax cut for the middle class. Incentivize corporations to hire more via lower taxes.

Whoever wins is going to be dealing with a recession and you will see a massive increase in government spending and probably tax cuts also. The economy will recover and grow faster but inflation is going to become a major problem.

socialism sucks. what you get is poor management, impossible coworkers, irresponsible spending, lack of accountability. And how did I learn that? By working at the University of Washington.

HeretoBeatmyChest said:

The monetary system and monetary policy since the 80s has given birth to and subsidized the financial industry at the expense of everything else. The financial industry as a size of the economy is gigantic. It doesn't create wealth by itself, it only sucks wealth out of everything else productive. It really is only supposed to create wealth indirectly by financing the productive economy which creates the real wealth for society.

Most people don't have a problem with Bill Gates because he actually produced something. These asshole financial managers who can borrow tons of money at 0.25% and make $250 Million and then have their losses subsidized because it will crash the system are an example of a truly fucked up system. Its socialism for the financial industry.

There will be a big global debt and monetary reset in the next 10 or so years which will reshape the monetary system and economy positively. However, average people will continue to get hurt leading up to and during the transition.

Giving people free college or student debt relief at the expense of "the rich" is a terrible idea. College is already somewhat subsidized through loans and that has resulted in a degradation of the quality and usefulness of education and escalating costs.

And I'll bet Sanders wants to tax people making 250K or even 500K. The problem is not the top 1%. Its the top 0.01% and especially those in the financial industry who earn shitgobs of money and society doesn't benefit. Trump has it right. Raise taxes on these fuckers and do a massive tax cut for the middle class. Incentivize corporations to hire more via lower taxes.

Whoever wins is going to be dealing with a recession and you will see a massive increase in government spending and probably tax cuts also. The economy will recover and grow faster but inflation is going to become a major problem.

TL;DR: buy gold.