ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS, WHO ARE THEY?

I'm very pro entrepreneur & they deserve their rewards. And certainly they give back by creating jobs, innovating, inventing, & motivating others to work hard.

Poor people don'r write checks to other people,... they take them. These dweebs don't want to work,... they want to get by and would happily dismantle every major corporation for their "piece of the pie",... not realizing that eventually it's gone an no one has nothing. Every successful person I know,... worked for it.

I think a whole lot of them don't bother to learn a valuable skill, or just won't work a low level job. I've done some horrible jobs for minimum wage & worked out of it because I was motivated. If they're not motivated somehow, then (if they're not too disabled) they are "content" to live off welfare, their girlfriend, their friends & relatives who will take them in, and/or crime. I see lots of that in my job. AND they have kids who often keep the cycle going. My wife & I both were born into poor households & we worked up into the top 10% of income. I don't want to pay taxes for "dweebs" but I am willing to pay some taxes to lift up motivated people.

BUT we do need a better skilled workforce & in some sense Bernie is trying to correct that imbalance. Whomever is elected, we'll just have to see the reality of how it works out. Unfortunately we can't tell well enough who will do what. I don't trust any of them.

I actually agree. I'm not against someone being successful, but do you really /NEED/ 5 billion $$? I don't think the government should redistribute it, but I get your point about hoarders. I think a lot of rich people would do well to consider what good some of their money could do for others. If only there was a way to make generosity a law ;D

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