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would there be anything stopping someone from theoretically having billions of dollars? Or are CEOs afraid that if people “don’t have to work then no one will work!” meaning that they might actually have to be competent enough to do the work themselves. 

Think about it. 

“I’m so hardworking and I have all my money through hard work and me myself alone that is why i deserve my money because its MY money that I got through hard work! Myself! No one has a right to MY money.”

“If everyone is allowed to have money then no one will work! And the economy will be ruined!”

What about you pal? Didn’t you just say how hard working you are and how everything you have is all due to you and nothing else and everyone just needs to take personal responsibility?? Are you now suggesting that actually maybe your wealth has something to do with other people and their working hard? 

So which is it pal? Give everyone money and it’s not a problem because hard working people like YOU will never not be hardworking because you like your MONEY. Or don’t give people money and admit that you have the money because other hardworking people are doing things for you for no money.

There are some clear-cut disagreements among Democrats on whether it is more important for a Democratic candidate to “find common ground” with Republicans or to push hard for policies that Democrats want, even if this makes it harder to get some things done.

Overall, 63% of Democratic voters – including substantial shares of those who support Buttigieg (82%), Bloomberg (79%) and Biden (72%) for the nomination – say it is more important for a Democratic candidate to seek common ground with Republicans, even if it means giving up some things Democrats want.

Sanders and Warren supporters are much less supportive of finding common ground with Republicans. Roughly half of the Democrats who favor either candidate (54% of Sanders supporters, 46% of Warren supporters) say it is more important for a Democratic presidential candidate to push hard for policies Democrats want, even if this makes it harder to get things done.

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