They don't "have it made". But their benefit vs. taxes-paid ratio is
much, much higher than that of richer folks.

If that were true, then people in general would be seeking those benefits
by becoming poor, instead of scrabbling to claw their way up the
socio-economic ladder.



NOYB wrote:
Despite the extra tax burden that comes along with doing so, it is still
more self-satisfying and rewarding to "scrabble and claw" ones way up the
socio-economic ladder.

You're claiming that the more one works to achieve higher income, the
less one is motivated by well-being, security, and the ratio of effort
expended to benefit received?

Sounds kind of like you're trying to say that rich people are dumber
than poor ones.



NOYB: 1
DSK: 0

You lose a point for being the first one to turn to name-calling.


Oh, sorry, I didn't realize that referring to you & your buds as "knee
jerk fascists" was name calling. It's an entirely accurate description
(which is all I intended), and I'm trying to help you keep your cover,
comrade

DSK