[meagain20000]

Let's agree to disagree. While the current system, at least in the USA, is not perfect, it is still better than other systems tried in other countries. Things that I would fix is decrease corruption as much as possible. What you are advocating is communism.

If you really believe in your system start a company and employ your ideals. I'm sure you will have no lack of talented individuals wanting to work for you for a greater piece of the pie. In no time you should be able to destroy that evil Walmart corporation that practically enslaves its employees. Please try it and prove us all wrong

I don't want to sound harsh but there really are people that deserve what's coming to them. In my high school too many kids wasted their time while trying their best for me to also waste my time. They had all these incredible opportunities to better themselves and still ended up as loosers destined to work minimum wage. And now you are saying that that is unfair and they deserve more. I think not. They deserve what they work for.

The USA will give you rent assistance, medicaid, food coupons, financial aid, student loans and if you still cannot drag yourself to college then it is on you. I know because I come from all the way in the bottom. The only thing that stopped all my friends from following was: nothing.

[gnaritas]

> While the current system, at least in the USA, is not perfect, it is still better than other systems tried in other countries.

No one said it wasn't.

> Things that I would fix is decrease corruption as much as possible.

As would I.

> What you are advocating is communism.

No it isn't, tax reform is not communism, I suggest you bone up on what communism actually is before continuing this conversation, nothing I said is in any way communist.

> I don't want to sound harsh but there really are people that deserve what's coming to them. In my high school too many kids wasted their time while trying their best for me to also waste my time. They had all these incredible opportunities to better themselves and still ended up as losers destined to work minimum wage. And now you are saying that that is unfair and they deserve more. I think not. They deserve what they work for.

You are suffering from the just world fallacy.

[puredemo]

>You are suffering from the just world fallacy.

I think you're projecting. He is saying the world is harsh and unfair, and people need to work hard to mitigate that. That isn't a fallacy.

[gnaritas]

No, that isn't what he said.