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Wealth does not require redistribution in a free society that has a
constitution that respects it's citizens and their property rights. Wealth
goes to those who most deserve it - and indirectly, even to those who
don't. The wealthy grow the wealth of the entire country while they are
gathering their own. The non-productive elements of a free society get to
partake partake in that increased bounty. The rich (in a free economy)
deserve their wealth - the poor deserve their smaller portion.
None of us would sanction taking points from the high achievers in our
classes and redistribute them to the non-performers. Yet somehow that's OK
when wealth is involved.
If one really wants to clean up the environment, vigorously support
economic and social freedom for everyone - especially those in countries
ruled by despots and other central planner types.
Bob at PC
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Subject: Re: [Phys-l] SOLAR , NUCLEAR ENERGY etc.
In a message dated 4/12/2009 4:10:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
RLAMONT@providence.edu writes:
"When was the last time you saw a poor person create jobs?"
Yes, it was the same in feudal times too. If it weren't for the
generosity
and humanity of the lords of the manor, the lazy peasants would have
starved to death.
Bob Zannelli
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