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Trickle down economics is dead dead

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Diamond Knight
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2 billionaires with enormous excess wealth are racing to see who can launch themselves into space first instead of paying workers more. The idea that wealthy people will give their money away to workers instead of just living ever increasing lives of extravagance is dead. Tax these ****s until they can't afford personal space ships and children in America can all have preschool for free.
 
2 billionaires with enormous excess wealth are racing to see who can launch themselves into space first instead of paying workers more. The idea that wealthy people will give their money away to workers instead of just living ever increasing lives of extravagance is dead. Tax these ****s until they can't afford personal space ships and children in America can all have preschool for free.
It never was alive.....
Maybe middle class trickle down but never upper :cool:
 
Besides the fact that no economists or president ever claimed "trickle down economics" was a thing, what are we going for here?
 
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That's some horseshit.
By all means, give me the name of any economist or president that said something resembling the message "we need trickle down economics"


It's not a thing. It was never a thing. It was always just a pejorative that was used to attack supply-side economics.

And I'm a keynesian so don't bother attacking me on my preferred economic model.
 
By all means, give me the name of any economist or president that said something resembling the message "we need trickle down economics"


It's not a thing. It was never a thing. It was always just a pejorative that was used to attack supply-side economics.

And I'm a keynesian so don't bother attacking me on my preferred economic model.
Semantics, bitch.
 
2 billionaires with enormous excess wealth are racing to see who can launch themselves into space first instead of paying workers more. The idea that wealthy people will give their money away to workers instead of just living ever increasing lives of extravagance is dead. Tax these ****s until they can't afford personal space ships and children in America can all have preschool for free.
They don't give away their money. that is not trickle down. They build business and Hire people, thus it trickles down. How many people work for Blue Origin and make the space craft. At the peak with my business I had 2 employees, It also was the time when I made the most $$ I ever made. The 2 young men that worked for me were making 2x the minimum wage and both made more $$ than they did before I hired them. That is trickle down, on a small scale. What the Bozo's of the world are doing is no different.
 
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They don't give away their money. that is not trickle down. They build business and Hire people, thus it trickles down. How many people work for Blue Origin and make the space craft. At the peak with my business I had 2 employees, It also was the time when I made the most $$ I ever made. The 2 young men that worked for me were making 2x the minimum wage and both made more $$ than they did before I hired them. That is trickle down, on a small scale. What the Bozo's of the world are doing is no different.
That’s funny. Employers hire employees to do the jobs that they wouldn’t do. They make money for every employee. Jeff Bezos made 13 billion in a single day last year. Or enough to pay every single employee of his 16k. Instead he is launching into space.

The nearly 1 million Amazon employees combined to make roughly 1/3 of what Jeff Bezos made last year.
 
So Bezos built a space rocket shaped like a penis that gave him, an 18 year old boy, and an 82 year old woman 3 minutes worth of excitement.

There's got to be a joke in there somewhere.
 
"trickle down economics is dead dead," he typed on his affordable handheld computer after seeing a story on his $300 60" flatscreen.
 
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That’s funny. Employers hire employees to do the jobs that they wouldn’t do. They make money for every employee. Jeff Bezos made 13 billion in a single day last year. Or enough to pay every single employee of his 16k. Instead he is launching into space.

The nearly 1 million Amazon employees combined to make roughly 1/3 of what Jeff Bezos made last year.
you hire to multiply yourself. By my self I could do 10 to 15 accounts per day, with 3 trucks running I did 30 to 45. I by far made the most profit on what I did and didn't have to pay others to do. the 2 guys I had out were making about $100 per day, this is in the 90's, I made about $50 per day on them.
But you are right, we would be better off if Bezos made far less, and employed far fewer people.
 
That’s funny. Employers hire employees to do the jobs that they wouldn’t do. They make money for every employee. Jeff Bezos made 13 billion in a single day last year. Or enough to pay every single employee of his 16k. Instead he is launching into space.

The nearly 1 million Amazon employees combined to make roughly 1/3 of what Jeff Bezos made last year.
He would have had to sell off a significant amount of his company to liquidate that 13 billion.

So much it would have devalued the stock to not be worth $13 billion anymore.

He didn’t get $13 billion deposited into an account. Only a total idiot would think so.
 
He would have had to sell off a significant amount of his company to liquidate that 13 billion.

So much it would have devalued the stock to not be worth $13 billion anymore.

He didn’t get $13 billion deposited into an account. Only a total idiot would think so.
Nobody said anything about liquidating his company. This wasn’t a discussion of how easy or difficult it would be to turn his $50 billion increase in assets in 2020 into liquidity to pay employees more. It was just the statement that his net worth climbed by approximately triple the entire combined salary of his nearly 1 million employees. I’m sure he has some financial advisors that could help the money become liquid. For sure it will take a lot of liquidity to build his spaceship. No?
 
Nobody said anything about liquidating his company. This wasn’t a discussion of how easy or difficult it would be to turn his $50 billion increase in assets in 2020 into liquidity to pay employees more. It was just the statement that his net worth climbed by approximately triple the entire combined salary of his nearly 1 million employees. I’m sure he has some financial advisors that could help the money become liquid. For sure it will take a lot of liquidity to build his spaceship. No?
Lol… you literally said it was enough to pay all his employees 16k, but ok bud.
 
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Nobody said anything about liquidating his company. This wasn’t a discussion of how easy or difficult it would be to turn his $50 billion increase in assets in 2020 into liquidity to pay employees more. It was just the statement that his net worth climbed by approximately triple the entire combined salary of his nearly 1 million employees. I’m sure he has some financial advisors that could help the money become liquid. For sure it will take a lot of liquidity to build his spaceship. No?
your incorrect usage of the word "liquidity" accidentally revealed that you shouldn't be engaging in a finance-related debate.
 
Whatever you need to tell yourself to feel better.
the only person agreeing with you here is the nearly brain-dead @Knight_Classes_begin_7pm which is worse than having that anti-vax dude that posts an essay for every response in your corner.

you don't have a very good handle on organizational hierarchies or cash flows, which is okay, just don't poke your chest out and pretend you know what you're talking about.
 
the only person agreeing with you here is the nearly brain-dead @Knight_Classes_begin_7pm which is worse than having that anti-vax dude that posts an essay for every response in your corner.

you don't have a very good handle on organizational hierarchies or cash flows, which is okay, just don't poke your chest out and pretend you know what you're talking about.
My post had nothing to do with any of that. Bezos is building a spaceship. His net worth increased by 70 billion last year. He payed his nearly 1 million employees a combined 20 billion. Nothing is “trickling down”. Wealth gets amassed. Bezos having 150 billion in stocks doesn’t stimulate the economy or benefit anyone other than his ego. At least his ex wife understands how lucky they are and is giving money away hand over fist. You can hem and haw over his 55 million shares of a publicly traded company and whether or not the value of those shares is liquid enough. That wasn’t the point.
 
My post had nothing to do with any of that. Bezos is building a spaceship. His net worth increased by 70 billion last year. He payed his nearly 1 million employees a combined 20 billion. Nothing is “trickling down”. Wealth gets amassed. Bezos having 150 billion in stocks doesn’t stimulate the economy or benefit anyone other than his ego. At least his ex wife understands how lucky they are and is giving money away hand over fist. You can hem and haw over his 55 million shares of a publicly traded company and whether or not the value of those shares is liquid enough. That wasn’t the point.
Who is responsible for Bezos making that amount of money?
 
My post had nothing to do with any of that. Bezos is building a spaceship. His net worth increased by 70 billion last year. He payed his nearly 1 million employees a combined 20 billion. Nothing is “trickling down”. Wealth gets amassed. Bezos having 150 billion in stocks doesn’t stimulate the economy or benefit anyone other than his ego. At least his ex wife understands how lucky they are and is giving money away hand over fist. You can hem and haw over his 55 million shares of a publicly traded company and whether or not the value of those shares is liquid enough. That wasn’t the point.
> "nothing is trickling down"
> "1 million employees"

you're smarter than this.
 
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> "nothing is trickling down"
> "1 million employees"

you're smarter than this.
The gains in his personal wealth outpace the gains of his employees by tens of billions. So yea, that’s not trickling down. The median employee salary at Amazon is less than 30k. Bezos made more than 2 million times that amount. That the entire point. Communist countries pay homogeneous wages keeping people in poverty too. I’ve never heard it described as the money “trickling down”. Amazon has put an end to many of the businesses their employees would have otherwise worked at. Do you really think they are a net job creator? They eliminated competition and consolidated the employees into a single company. Without significant competition employees are subject to the terms and salary dictated to them.
 
The gains in his personal wealth outpace the gains of his employees by tens of billions. So yea, that’s not trickling down. The median employee salary at Amazon is less than 30k. Bezos made more than 2 million times that amount. That the entire point. Communist countries pay homogeneous wages keeping people in poverty too. I’ve never heard it described as the money “trickling down”. Amazon has put an end to many of the businesses their employees would have otherwise worked at. Do you really think they are a net job creator? They eliminated competition and consolidated the employees into a single company. Without significant competition employees are subject to the terms and salary dictated to them.
Who is dumber: the actual inbred cult member you are arguing with, or someone who tries to change the mind of a cult member by debating them?
 
The gains in his personal wealth outpace the gains of his employees by tens of billions. So yea, that’s not trickling down. The median employee salary at Amazon is less than 30k. Bezos made more than 2 million times that amount. That the entire point. Communist countries pay homogeneous wages keeping people in poverty too. I’ve never heard it described as the money “trickling down”. Amazon has put an end to many of the businesses their employees would have otherwise worked at. Do you really think they are a net job creator? They eliminated competition and consolidated the employees into a single company. Without significant competition employees are subject to the terms and salary dictated to them.
interesting that you have such a gripe with amazon acting like a monopoly, then as soon as it comes to Google, Twitter and Facebook systematically killing dissenting opinions and manipulating the flow information, its back to "teehee they're a private company."

you can't play both sides of the fence.
 
interesting that you have such a gripe with amazon acting like a monopoly, then as soon as it comes to Google, Twitter and Facebook systematically killing dissenting opinions and manipulating the flow information, its back to "teehee they're a private company."

you can't play both sides of the fence.
What does that have to do with chuds believing in trickle down economics for the past 40 years?
 
What does that have to do with chuds believing in trickle down economics for the past 40 years?
Because its important for you leftists to decide whether you hate these pro-fascism billionaires or not. I don't think it's difficult for you and I to agree that a handful of billionaires shouldn't be affecting the livelihoods of millions of people, but the more yall continue to pat their back for playing virtuous Nazi's, the more its going to be a left vs right fight.
 
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