07-15 Politically Incorrect Daily

July 15, 2022July 17, 2022 Joe Messerli Daily Memes abortion, Elizabeth Warren

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Wholesale prices shoot up near-record 11.3% in June on surge in energy costs

Consumer inflation rose 9.1% in June, even more than expected, as price pressures intensify

Workers see average raises of 4.1% in 2023 — the largest pay bump since the Great Recession

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Definitely NOT the Pro-Choice Party

Elizabeth Warren Doubles Down on Attacks Against Pregnancy Centers – Rebecca Downs

Long gone are the Democrats’ “safe, legal, and rare” view of abortion. Now the leaders seem to celebrate and push it to a sick degree. Their opposition to pregnancy resource centers expose them as the pro-abortion party, not pro-choice. They don’t want any woman with an unplanned pregnancy to be steered towards any other option than abortion. Part of their de-population agenda, maybe? 🤔 As with vaccines, guns, speech, education, fossil fuels, vaping, and virtually everything else in life, the Ruling Class simply doesn’t want you to have choices. It’s ironic that many companies are paying extra for employee abortions to avoid the mandatory maternity leave a lot of their Democrat partners-in-crime forced into law to get elected.

The National Pro-abortion Echo Chamber – Tim Graham

11-19 Politically Incorrect Daily

November 19, 2019November 18, 2019 Joe Messerli Daily Memes Elizabeth Warren, wealth tax

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During the latest debate about Elizabeth Warren‘s proposed “wealth tax”, I’ve yet to hear one of the most obvious arguments against it–billionaires likely won’t pay it! We already have a wealth tax, it’s called the inheritance tax, and virtually no one pays it. Rich people with estates large enough to potentially get hit simply restructure & move around their assets using the best lawyers and accountants, so they pay nothing. The same is going to happen with a wealth tax. If it’s written into law, you can expect 1000+ pages of text (like all Congressional laws) that include all kinds of complex exceptions and loopholes. After all, most billionaires are hard-core democrats, so they must be protected. If by some remote possibility there aren’t enough feasible loopholes to get around the tax, billionaires will likely simply renounce their U.S. citizenship and move offshore to a tax haven like Grand Cayman or the Bahamas, it which case the tax collected will definitely be zero. Pocahantas’s proposal exists solely to score cheap political points and increase hatred of all things republican, conservative, or libertarian. Here’s an article that examines more of the pros and cons of the wealth tax.

09-20 Politically Incorrect Daily

September 20, 2019September 19, 2019 Joe Messerli Daily Memes Elizabeth Warren, Warren Buffett, wealth tax

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Among the provisions of Elizabeth Warren’s Wealth Tax proposal is an annual tax on charities who don’t distribute their accumulated assets. On the surface, forcing charities into paying their benefits immediately to recipients sounds reasonable; however, sometimes the assets are held for good reasons; for example, to pay off projected benefits in the future (such as scholarships), and more importantly, to invest and grow the assets so there is more money to give. The perfect examples are Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, who have given over $100 billions to charity that will be distributed over decades. Warren Buffett has an estimated net worth of $67 billion and would be richest man in the world if not for his charitable giving. However, a little known fact is that he didn’t become a millionaire until his 30s and didn’t accumulate $1 billion until the age of 56. Suppose he had given everything away his million in his 30s. A $1 million donation would be pretty awesome, right? If he had done that, he wouldn’t have been able to invest & grow the money, which will result in his personally giving over $100 billion. The same goes for Bill Gates. This further illustrates why capitalism always beats socialism: citizens are simply better at allocating their own money than bureaucrats in D.C.; it also illustrates the opportunity cost when politicians start screaming about stealing the wealth of millionaires and billionaires.