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Thursday, August 11, 2011
This class warfare that the left has unleashed on the wealthy and the corporations deserves our disapproval…here are the reasons why:
The wealthy keeps the economy going, creating jobs and investing their profits.
The wealthy are very patriotic and have great affinity with the idea of DEMOCRACY
The wealthy are generous to a fault, often making contributions to charitable organizations.
The wealthy have expenses also. Take for example Beluga caviar; the going price these days is $170.00 for one ounce…the kind that is eatable. The cost of Dom Perignon champagne varies but it is around $130.00 per bottle.
The wealthy need very much to get away from being cooped up in their Fifth Avenue penthouse and they rely on having a get-away home in the Hamptons…and also they would have a lousy social life if they don’t make it there for the summer.
The poor and the middle class need to tighten their belts, they need to become more industrious, more productive and realize once and for all that this Socialism give-aways by our government is no longer affordable. We can’t keep funding Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Public Education, Regulatory Agencies like the EPA because the rich need those tax cuts, they have to grow and prosper because they are entitled, they deserve their rewards because they work very hard. The middle class and the poor have to take responsibility and share in paying our financial burdens.
Now, all of that above, doesn’t it sound like the broken record the Republican-Teahadists have been repeating forever?
The first about the class wars is not unfounded, but if you really think about that, it was the wealthy who began it by decimating the middle class.
The wealthy keeps the economy going? I am not so sure about that…most of them live abroad most of the time and most of them create jobs…ABROAD!
As for the cost of caviar and champagne…they have a point there. How dare us mere mortals question their conspicuous consumption of those items…why they can’t eat deviled eggs and certainly not bad wine…life is too short to drink bad wine.
As far as their second home in the Hamptons…the poor dears, they have to carry on a social life and New York really sucks in the summer.
