Since the mid 60's we have drained $16 Trillion on means tested administration receipts re-distribution programs (welfare). We are now $14 Trillion in accountability and have 44 million public on sustenance stamps, over 40 million kids getting untrammelled principles lunches, 9 million more on WIC, about 8 million in subsidized housing, 5 million on TANF, 8 million on SSI (including 1.2 million kids), about 49 million on Medicaid and 71 million households not paying federal return taxes because of EITC and the Child Tax Credit.
Does anybody in the end deliberate more liability or taxes to avenge oneself for for more proceeds re-distribution programs is undeniably accepted to improve anything? How can a pressure procedure be called "fair" when 47% of households are getting a unfetter excursion on the backs of the 53% who are paying gain overload and carrying their own force in society? What shard of that is sustainable? What side of that is fair? And no - I am not wealthy, just sick to one's stomach and drained of paying other people's bills while the trifling folks "benefits" just watch over getting passed from generation to generation. All the corporations combined have never screwed the taxpayers out of this much money. The outlay of all the wars this fatherland has ever fought don't come end to this towering shift of wealth from the citizenry who earn it to the people who do not earn it.
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