Re: Washington Post won't endorse candidate in 2024 presidential election after Bezos decision

On Tue, 29 Oct 2024, JAB wrote:

On Tue, 29 Oct 2024 11:51:13 +0100, D <nospam@example.net> wrote:
>

The wall was a symbol. It never had anything to do with reality. The
question you must ask yourself, will Camela be more likely to succeed with
stopping immigration? I don't think so.

>
Only if Congress wants to enact effective punishments against
employers.
>
In the first two years of Trump's previous presidency, this could have
been done.  But no, Trump ;had illegals working for him.
>

Trickle-down has been proven to work.

>
Do not suggest that when taking Economics 101

I do. Most economics in state funded schools is meant to teach that the state is king and that markets don't work without politicians. Look at the austrian school and prosper. I have let its economic theories guide my investments for a long time and prospered.

"Many economists argue that trickle-down policies often lead to
increased income inequality, as wealth does not always "trickle down"
significantly to lower-income groups"

Income inequality is completely irrelevant as long as everyone gets it better. This is exactly the effects of capitalism, as I describe in my original text. No one has been able to refute that capitalism has made everything better at a 50 years scale.

>
BTW, Trickle-Up is much better in a free market.  That's right, let
the consumers choose products/services with their tax relief.

This is obfuscation. It is called a market, and is already in place, everyt single day.