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Well let’s tax them more and stop that. That may we will go into a recession where the less affluent will bear the brunt of it.

  • BobaFuttbucker
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    2 months ago

    “No u” is not that sick of a burn, im actually disappointed you couldn’t think of anything else and had to pivot topics.

    The richest can afford to be a little poorer more than the already poor can afford to be a little poorer, especially as the cost of living continues to rise and wages continue to stagnate.

    That’s not my opinion that’s literally how it works. Big pile of money can be used to pay for things more than small pile of money.

    • casey is remote@noauthority.social
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      2 months ago

      @BobaFuttbucker

      > The richest can afford to be a little poorer more than the already poor can afford to be a little poorer, especially as the cost of living continues to rise and wages continue to stagnate.

      And you think that the rich would just eat extra tax costs rather than do layoffs, even though you think they are greedy?

      • BobaFuttbucker
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        2 months ago

        and you think that the rich would just eat extra tax costs rather than do layoffs?

        I don’t think they will without being required to. But I think they should.