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hydroep wrote:This unfortunately is the case in most capitalist systems. It's the middle class that bears the burden of such measures. It's not only because the rich can afford it, but because it's they that make the rules. That's also the reason that such societies are structured to restrict access to that upper echelon of society...so they will always have a set of educated, productive, jackarses to do the donkey work for them...![]()
Communism addressed this inequality issue and was one of the reasons that it was touted to be a superior system. That was in theory of course.
True firetruck dat! Rich will pass on their expenses,poor have social programs. What do middle class get? The footing of the damn bill!evo-STI-k wrote:are you all actually surprised?
This is what happens in ALL developing countries no so?
RICH get SUPER RICHER, POOR gets handouts, and the middle class suffers till death!
996vtwin wrote:hydroep wrote:This unfortunately is the case in most capitalist systems. It's the middle class that bears the burden of such measures. It's not only because the rich can afford it, but because it's they that make the rules. That's also the reason that such societies are structured to restrict access to that upper echelon of society...so they will always have a set of educated, productive, jackarses to do the donkey work for them...![]()
Communism addressed this inequality issue and was one of the reasons that it was touted to be a superior system. That was in theory of course.
Socialism/Communism is not a government you want. You want freedom where hard work is rewarded. However, what you do want is a government that can approriate is power to manage the country's finances to improve areas that need it and not focus on getting votes for the next election. That my boy is why the middle class is suffering and the poor is improving. The upper will mostly have to stay relatively the same because Corporate Trinidad is what drives the economy.
teems1 wrote:so, uhh. around 200-300k a year per household (mother + father) is middle class then?
thats 16.6k - 25k a month to live on. sounds rather difficult to do if you have a mortgage and repaying a loan for a family vehicle.
996vtwin wrote:Then you will never be rewarded for excellence.
Nobody is making mention of the proposal to have stamp duty qualification raised from 450,000 to 850,000?
That will put back a good 40,000 in the pockets of those wishing to purchase a home.
Allyuh always so negative.
crazybalhead wrote:Nobody is making mention of the proposal to have stamp duty qualification raised from 450,000 to 850,000?
That will put back a good 40,000 in the pockets of those wishing to purchase a home.
Allyuh always so negative.
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