That was in reply to BakerStreet. And I'd like to point out I'm not being extremist, I'm being sarcastic, though that "harsh reality" conservatives seem to deal so well with doesn't shine so well in some cases...like this arguement, huh?
You still didn't offer a solution to social problems, you simply justified the wealth that you claim makes its way to the rest of us while discounting the liberal agenda. I'd be interested to see practical, pragmatic results of trickle-down economics, in face of its past failures, and not just "theoretically" or "maybe this will happen" Something on a large scale, macro-economical study of such a thing. I'm not really sure why you decid
Trickle down economics is obviously the answer to our ailing social problems. I mean who better to dish out money than those who are most attached to money and it's value? right?
Yes, and whereas abortion isn't beautiful, sending young men and women to a foreign country to die for personal, unfounded, and vague grievances is beautiful. Especially for economic gain. Now THAT is doing something! That's really taking action. Want to make some money? How 'bout a pre-emptive strike? They're all the rage!