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Old 10-05-2010, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by redpaintednavi View Post
Powerty is one of several causes of crime, but an important one. A society where resources is more equally distributed is more free from crime and more socially stable.
...And less free.

Forcing people to pay money for other people's unwillingness to get a job, no matter how rich the person, is wrong. It's Robin Hood economics. Spreading the wealth around not only takes tons more money from the rich, but it gives one the impression that there's really no point in trying to advance to make more money if the government will just tax you more for whatever you make.


EDIT: Wow, this is my 1,700th post!

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