I think a lot more people are going to be conservative with how insane the Democrats have gotten, and I am usually pessimistic about that

Warren wants to spend 80 trillion dollars when we can't pay off the 22 trillion we already owe

or it could cause a shift to the radical left because people are realizing that neither party represents them and they need to organize

like how workers have been organizing for the past 200ish years

it's gotten to the point that even the radical right is divided over how to handle class, we're seeing a lean towards strasserism and general class mobilization

Yeah sure let workers do whatever but get warren out of here

Sanders or Biden are not as good as Trump but, I think they are much better

Wouldn't take us to venezuelaland

Also though, the companies will just use a bunch of automated machines and get rid of workers won't they?

the us doesnt need to pay its debt

lol

yeah that's why they need to die

Who

the corporations are going to kick everyone to the curb if we let them

so we don't let them

and we see the workers stand up and say "we're not gonna take this anymore" and then there's a door kicked in and a guillotine blade drops

Take Warren's super wealthy tax, which is okay, and put it on a candidate that is not insane. 50 million as a wealth limit is fine

Ehh I don't think many people hate their jobs or pay that much joo

just the people living on minimum wage alone is a fairly large force

and minimum wage is damn poverty

people working multiple jobs just to make ends meet

pouring every last penny into rent

and for what

Yeah but the middle class is probably bigger unless the Democrats managed to smuggle enough poor people in to create artificial wealth inequality

what happens when it hits a breaking point?

Most people on minimum wage are like working a summer job in high school

Or intellectually challenged

that's incredibly far from the truth

https://www.bls.gov/opub/reports/minimum-wage/2017/home.htm

only half of minimum wage workers are under 25

only 4% of them don't have high school diplomas

Half of all min wage workers are under 25

that's 50% spanning the entire rest of the age demographics

a pretty damn big percentage

18-25 (50%) 25-70 (50%)

that's not "most" by any definition

doesnt like

30 something percent of the population live in or near poverty

So, a 7 year span vs a 45 year span and the 7 year span has half is what I'm saying

poverty rates are at 14% on average, up to 20% in some states

that's millions of people