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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhy is a handout to the rich an "incentive" but an incentive to the poor is a "handout?"
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Why is a handout to the rich an "incentive" but an incentive to the poor is a "handout?" (Original Post)
applegrove
Apr 8
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Groundhawg
(556 posts)1. it isn't
usonian
(9,842 posts)2. Because
(Sarcasm)
Midnight Writer
(21,771 posts)3. Because the rich make the rules.
Johonny
(20,864 posts)4. Giving rich people free money
Gives them the incentive to work hard to make more money, giving poor people money, makes them lazy and they won't try to make anymore money.
The belief of the GOP since forever.
DemocraticPatriot
(4,379 posts)5. Because the rich are entitled to free money,
but the poor should "pull themselves up by their own bootstraps".