>>509430730Hmm, again, most of you retards engage in basic reductionism, so it's quite hard to explain to you how the basic monetary system functions, Money's value is not intrinsic, it's relative to the assets within the nation.
Think of the entire country as a pie, again, food analogies are the best thing I can do.
You have 15%, you are the current American middle class, the elite own 50%, being very generous here.
Each year the pie grows, and the percentage of your ownership changes based on how much your side of the pie grew, the catalyst in this equation is income, the rich have a higher income than you, so technically, their side will grow bigger, eventually, they'll own 99% and you'll own less than 1%. The inhibitor in this equation is taxes, by taxing the wealthy more, you can reach an equilibrium wherein the middle class' stake in the country remains the same or even grows.
Tell me, are lands and homes getting more expensive? Is food getting more expensive? Ar cars? They are not getting more expensive, you just have a smaller cut of the pie, your money iw worth less because someone somewhere have infinitely more of that money.
Less money in the right hands can make you richer
That's econ 101