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[MicroBalrog]

Not at all.  I was simply referring to the welfare class and how it is basically untouchable, just as planned.

Most of them don't vote though. Other people, who benefit more, should also have a finger pointed at them.

[lupinus]

Most of them don't vote though. Other people, who benefit more, should also have a finger pointed at them.

The hell they don't.  Or do you think it was honest working Americans groups like Acorn get out and push into the polls every election?

[Boomhauer]

Most of them don't vote thoughOther people, who benefit more, should also have a finger pointed at them.

You're wrong. They vote alright. And only for people with a -D next to their name.

[MicroBalrog]

The hell they don't.  Or do you think it was honest working Americans groups like Acorn get out and push into the polls every election?

Men with an income of below $15,000 a year represent only 6% of the voting population.

Here's an interesting breakdown by voting group and income:

[makattak]

Looking at that chart, my only thought is:

What's wrong with the people in the $75K-100K group!?

All the rest of them I can understand, but that one has me curious.

[MicroBalrog]

Looking at that chart, my only thought is:

What's wrong with the people in the $75K-100K group!?

All the rest of them I can understand, but that one has me curious.

I suggest you read Ludwig von Mises' "Anti-Capitalist Mentality". It is a very good explanation about the thought process that gets professionals - engineers, doctors, intellectuals, college professors, journalists - to embrace socialism. I believe a lot of these people fit in that income bracket.

[makattak]

I suggest you read Ludwig von Mises' "Anti-Capitalist Mentality". It is a very good explanation about the thought process that gets professionals - engineers, doctors, intellectuals, college professors, journalists - to embrace socialism. I believe a lot of these people fit in that income bracket.

More than that, it would be the younger individuals in those professions, I would guess.

My assumption was that 50-75 represented most salaried and blue collar workers as they have gained seniority (and, obviously, age).

75-100 is mainly those who are starting out in the "professional" category.

100-150 would be professionals with more age and small business owners.

150-200 would be more business owners and those who deal with the rules the government has created.

200K+ are those who have "made it" and now feel guilty.