No Accident
guy on internet had something interesting to say in response to Welfare For The Rich.
All consumption-based tax credits are "for the rich," or at least the not-poor. You have to buy them, while whatever poor people buy a disproportionate lot of gets "sin" taxed at above the highest marginal income-tax rate.I'm beginning to see a pattern.
That's not all a bunch of accidents.
Cross Posted at Classical Values
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We are in the midst of a battle to save the federal reserve and it's broker-dealer share holder banks. This is the financial structure of the USA and has been for a long time and it will not be reformed or replaced easily. Keynesian economics are the intellectual foundation of that foundation . Keynesian economics thinks it can increase economic activity by increasing the amount of money . Those who have money and who the fed blesses with more are, by definition, not the poor. So Keynesian don't much care about the poor (except to depress their real wages).
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