We Spent Labor Day With The Unions

This lady not only asserts that it is, in no uncertain terms, immoral to be a billionaire, but that we need to place a cap on how much money people can make, and that it is BS to say that any millionaire or billionaire or wealthy person ever started out making minimum wage or even had to work hard for their success.

This was by far the most out-of-touch take we heard that entire day.

And just because every now and again somebody manages to pull off this magic trick, what does that prove? I would say isn't that like the defining quality of America? No, I would say the defining quality of America is that people are starving while other people have billions of

dollars.

Maybe J.D. Rockefeller made his first movie, but like everything happens.

What would be an appropriate amount for taxation?

I mean, income is now kind of a, you know, income tax is a little redundant now, but a wealth tax is much more appropriate because now they have all their wealth and assets and, you know, things like this.

You know, they store it, they store their wealth in Singapore, in Mexico, in all of these countries.

I think also there just should be a

maximum amount.

Well, then you're just, see, it sounds like you're just kind of seeking to

punish the wealthy for being successful.

Okay, successful? How do they get successful? By themselves? In many cases.

So clearly you're for a non-profit.

You're a capitalist non-profit.

I'm interested

in this conversation.

But you're a capitalist non-profit.

I'm a capitalist non-profit.

Okay, great.

So you come across like we're a non-profit.

Non-profit doesn't mean good.

No, I get it.

But non-profit doesn't mean like we're a good guy.

So you're a capitalist non-profit.