Specific Answers - Gary
North – 9/28/2013
This is a very long article that opens your eyes. Behind closed doors big government and big business work hand in hand to ensure that small business remains small and is unable to compete with big business.
Crony capitalism favors the
super rich. The super rich are willing to pay income taxes to fund a small
portion of the welfare state, because the bulk of the welfare state is funded
by taxes on the middle class. The super rich don't pay much into Social
Security and Medicare/Medicaid. The working class pays: "regressive"
taxation. These are the largest welfare programs there are. The super rich
avoid having to pay much of anything into the two largest welfare state
programs there are. It is a sweet deal for the super rich. The federal
government's regulatory apparatus keeps growing, and the super rich's balance
sheets keep growing.
This is the greatest single
irony of the liberal Establishment's version of the welfare state. It was never
funded by the rich. It was funded by the working class on a flat-tax basis. The
super rich have watched in amusement as the Left invoked wealth-redistribution
by the state. The system left the rich untouched.
Social Security and
Medicare/Medicaid are guarantees that the welfare state, as proposed by the
Democratic Left, will never come into existence. If there is any welfare money
left to spend, granny is going to get it, and the working class is going to put
up the funds. These were the greatest political bait-and-switch scams in American
history. In the name of soaking the rich, the middle class and the poor created
a welfare state funded by them. The rich walked away from the trap laid for
them by their political enemies. The welfare state is the ally of the super
rich. It costs them little. It justifies the federal government. The federal
government is the source of the protection that the super rich enjoy. Crony
capitalism's ally is the welfare state.
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