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Jack Valentino

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7. Republicans think 'class warfare' is tax increases on the rich,

Reply to Coventina (Original post)

Wed Apr 29, 2026, 10:05 PM

Apr 29

and ONLY tax increases on the rich!

But YES, this is definitely class warfare against the middle class and the poor,
when they are literally taking food out of poor people's mouths!

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Can we finally acknowledge that it's class warfare? [View all] Coventina Apr 29 OP

Always has been misanthrope Apr 29 #1

You are not alone. I haven't given up hope yet. So long as I am breathing, I will LoisB Apr 29 #2

Nope, that's "heated rhetoric". orthoclad Apr 29 #3

Way out of control, nothing to stop them MerryBlooms Apr 29 #4

There have to be the "haves" and the "have nots". And you, my friends, are the "have nots" erronis Apr 29 #5

This is a class war, a race war, and eventually a gender war. patphil Apr 29 #6

Republicans think 'class warfare' is tax increases on the rich, Jack Valentino Apr 29 #7

I logged in Mme. Defarge Apr 29 #8

I logged in JoseBalow Apr 29 #10

"What seemed like a problem to liberals -- the fact that conservatives identify 'up' with the 1 percent, betsuni Apr 29 #9

The oligarchs have baited the people they exploit most to support their thievery. usonian Apr 29 #11

Agreed!! sunflowerseed Apr 30 #12

Capitalism's Invisible Army Kid Berwyn Apr 30 #13