There isnt much reasons to not vote for him aside from *hes a meanie head reeeeee*

I won't say "bimbo," that's offensive

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i actually cant wait to raise the rent on my tenants, it would basically be like stealing their 1000 and giving it back to myself per

god bless

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Would suck for you to live in california

Just implemented rent control here because we are retardted leftists

$1000 for a gallon of milk

My legs are killing me

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Ancaps FTW

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on a real note, the inflation it would cause would negate most if not all of the positive intentions. maybe in the short run, several months, but in the long run, 1000 will become useless

think of the increase in the debt and taxes

insane

The Eu is a big meanie pants

@Brue that, plus the fact that you'd have to take the money from the most productive members of society in order to give it to the least productive

@Benjamin Henry im fine with helping the poor in society, i am not okay with an income tax, a consumption tax would work alot better, and then you can still help the poor with the revenue generated there.

you have to have something created by the government to allow for social mobility of those who do work hard and were just so happen to be born poor

sales tax, no income tax

I agree about the consumption tax, but mobility is already pretty good

yea im not saying improve anything

income tax is immoral

It's also explicitly prohibited in the Constitution, if I remember correctly

not 100% sure on that one, but there was an amendment, which nullifies the prior

so it technically is constitutional now

sadly

16th so sad

Shit, you're right

Oh, well

Anyway, though, I think it would be a lot more helpful for poor people if we 1. Cut social programs en masse, and simultaneously 2. heavily promoted charitable giving

@Benjamin Henry what do you think makes individuals who have money give charity to those in their community

Familiarity

@Benjamin Henry that may be one part of it

there are others

Yeah, there are things. Altruism, vanity, guilt, etc. But motivation isn't the thing I'm most worried about. It's inefficiency

Bureaucracy. The more middlemen, the fewer dollars actually make it to the people who need it

everything is about incentives

I know, for me personally, I'm far more likely to donate to charity if I just know where the money is actually going

i would go to say in the function of chance to give charity, social value would be one of the biggest factors