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mcq72
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Well it really depends on how you use your majority role. Do you seek to get wealthier by doing what the rich do, investing and taking chances? Or do you get wealthy by taking from the rich and just giving to the have nots? How has that worked out in Marxists countries, even socialist countries.With the endless widening gap & disparity between the wealthy & poor, it is little wonder people turn to the principals of democracy, being majority over the minority
I will agree on the widening gap. I will also say socialism is on the increase, and a growing segment of the " haves" are those working in government. Politicians on both sides have many benefits than private sector. To be in " the Party" is quite an elitist group. The 5 highest per capita income counties in the country just happen to be surrounding our nations capital of Washington. Was that a lot like Moscow under the Marxist USSR? They took over by force, while we do it a little left lean at a time.
The more we demand what government (or the rich) can do for me/us, the bigger the ruling Party gets at expense of private sector. Long gone are the youthful adherents of the last worthwile Democratic president who rallied us with these words:
“Ask not what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your country”.