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<blockquote data-quote="Proximity" data-source="post: 7925346" data-attributes="member: 589997">All of them? Where do you think businesses get most of their money from? Working class/&quot;underprivileged&quot; people buying their products/services.But then where did those people get the money to spend on products/services? Paychecks. And so on and so on. Obviously it&#039;s a cycle. And the faster money is flowing through that cycle, the better off EVERYONE is. It&#039;s not about how much money the rich have in their savings accounts, it&#039;s about how much money is being spent by the working class (say, 90% of people?) That&#039;s the point of wealth redistribution. It gets money back from the businesses to the working class, so they have more money to spend. Ao you have more people spending money, and then you have more people working. More people working = more money being spent. And so on and so on. Welcome to the liberal biased economics of reality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Proximity, post: 7925346, member: 589997"] All of them? Where do you think businesses get most of their money from? Working class/"underprivileged" people buying their products/services. But then where did those people get the money to spend on products/services? Paychecks. And so on and so on. Obviously it's a cycle. And the faster money is flowing through that cycle, the better off EVERYONE is. It's not about how much money the rich have in their savings accounts, it's about how much money is being spent by the working class (say, 90% of people?) That's the point of wealth redistribution. It gets money back from the businesses to the working class, so they have more money to spend. Ao you have more people spending money, and then you have more people working. More people working = more money being spent. And so on and so on. Welcome to the liberal biased economics of reality. [/QUOTE]

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