@rbreich I find it amusing that this rhetoric gets immediately espoused whenever a topic that would benefit all classes other than the ultra-rich, or the people who benefit from the ultra-rich getting more money, gets approached. This point, in conjunction with most other leftist viewpoints, is what we are trying to present as a solution. Who is going to pay for it? Well, all of us, that is the point. (Without even going into how the ultra-rich should pay more in taxes)

@rbreich The other day, I had a similar interaction with someone regarding Public Transit. We should not view it as an expense but as a service. We should see it in the same way as how trash collection is a public service and not an expense that we begrudgingly pay for. We should not view health care, public transit, or a basic minimum income as expenses. These services are here to benefit the community that they are in, and without them, we run into finding potentially costly solutions