> Scott wrote:
> Could he not also argue that the governemtn took form him and gave to you?
>

How?  I didn't get a stimulus check and he did.

My point is that we are a country that, on principle, redistributes
wealth through all sorts of various programs on the theory that it's
an investment.

In other words, the theory is that if give person X a tax break and
person Y a stimulus check we're investing in America and the tide will
lift all boats.

This is true, but less obvious, for Medicare type stuff as well.

As with arguments like "the death tax" and Obama's tax plan it's a
often used technique by the dishonorable to pick out one item and turn
it into a center referendum.

So my point is, let's take a step back and decide:

1.) Is wealth redistribution an investment?

2.) If so, how much should be invested?

3.) How should it be invested?

Thus, for example, if we'd disagree with giving a stimulus check to
some segment of the population then we should have an alternative
suggestion for the spend.

If we disagree with the spend no matter how, then it's a matter of
defining the number starting at $0.

So unless Sam wants to send me back my money he should shut his yap
since he's a beneficiary of wealth redistribution.  Mine.

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