Seeds from Clifton: Joe the Plumber and Spreading the Wealth

In the fifth installment of the monthly series Seeds from Clifton, seed activist Clifton Middleton demystifies wealth redistribution while giving Joe the Plumber some advice.

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[wbradss]

baloney /keep to seeds

[4micaman]

Sounds like you may have read, "People's History of the United States." If not, you'd enjoy it...

[LynnQuilter]

Any basic business course or textbook would help you gain a better perspective, Calicarbon. Employees are a resource to help your business grow. It is not the most important resource, nor is it the only resource. A business requires a demand for the product or service to succeed. A business also requires that there is guidance/management by someone who will bring the business to its own success. Successful businesses start with the person on "top", the owner, the manager, etc.

[LynnQuilter]

It is clear that you've not owned a business. If you had, you would realize that a business's success is based on the desire of others to use/need what is being sold. Not all businesses are built by individuals who "don't lift a finger". If that were true, how would you explain the initial starts from people like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs? They had no input to their large computer corporations?

[LynnQuilter]

I'm not sure what "history" you are referring to, but methinks there is a need to become better educated so that you can become better informed. Your perspective is not only slanted to believe as you want to believe, but your perspective shows your limited knowledge in the business and economic world.

[Mooja12]

Agree 100%. Am planning a trip to Clifton's home to claim my share of his wealth.

[ourearthhome]

As Clifton not doubt agrees and clearly understands, the basis of the great wealth of the 1% wealthy on this planet is that they "own" a monopoly share of the most valuable land and natural resources. This has allowed these relative few of our kind over the last thousands of years to charge the rest of us for access to our own planet. "Owners" of the earth did not make the earth or create its value which they charge to us in rents and sale prices. We all create the value of land. It is ours.

[FFarmerCharlie]

The reason for the Immigrant slave labor is because of the Unions and America's laziness. If You could pay 4 dollars an hour and some American would be willing to take that job then that money would be going to an American, not a Illegal.

[Wizechris1]

how is he wrong

[faithfulstronghold]

No he is absolutely WRONG and so are you...