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By danni, on January 24th, 2012% Nobody with a pulse can deny that there’s been an ongoing, heated argument in politics and pop-culture that pits “the rich” against “the poor,” the flames of which have been fanned by the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement. OWS supporters would have you believe that they’re fighting for the rights of the worker class against the perceived abuses of the “elite.” “Class warfare” it’s being called in some circles. Really? Is it really wealth envy that’s driving this argument? Or is it really a coming tipping point in a centuries-old philosophical discussion regarding the merits of Capitalism vs. Socialism?
Which . . . → Read More: What’s fair? Capitalism or Socialism?
By danni, on April 14th, 2011% By now everyone’s familiar with the gist of Obama’s plan to address this nations deficit and dire financial circumstances: by raising the taxes on those who are “fortunate.” For the purposes of this post, though, I’m going to set aside the fact that our problem isn’t a revenue issue but a spending issue, and focus solely on the word “fortunate.”
At what point is one considered “fortunate” – financially speaking? Well, Obama has, in the past used the $250 thousand annual salary as this magical beginning point.
You’ve probably heard numbers thrown around lately giving certain statistics regarding which “fortunate” . . . → Read More: What happens when one is considered “fortunate”?
By danni, on August 14th, 2009% Prose written in Biblical style regarding U.S. current events, including a prophetic warning. . . . → Read More: Biblical Prose as Commentary of Current Events
By danni, on September 18th, 2008% Danni is a work-at-home mom of one, an entrepreneur specializing in coaching others to succeed more easily than herself. If you’re looking for, or struggling with your Plan B, request a no-strings-attached, free consultation at http://www.danniellewood.com/consultation.html . . . → Read More: Hello, World!
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