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The left always defines income inequality in terms of before tax income, instead of after tax income. They continue to rail against the gross earnings of the one percent compared to the rest of us, which is dishonest all by itself because it does not reflect the overall picture, just the one percent. Judging income inequality by looking at just the one percent of the population and then failing to include the taxes the rich pay in their figures is even more dishonest. The left often presents cherry picked facts to prove their case. This article explains it all pretty well. There is no actual growing income inequality if you factor in everything. It is a liberal myth.
The left always defines income inequality in terms of before tax income, instead of after tax income. They continue to rail against the gross earnings of the one percent compared to the rest of us, which is dishonest all by itself because it does not reflect the overall picture, just the one percent. Judging income inequality by looking at just the one percent of the population and then failing to include the taxes the rich pay in their figures is even more dishonest. The left often presents cherry picked facts to prove their case. This article explains it all pretty well. There is no actual growing income inequality if you factor in everything. It is a liberal myth.
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