Before tackling income inequality, it wouldn't hurt to figure out where this inequality comes from. If we do that, we can clearly see that trying to "fix" the inequality by taking money away from the rich and sharing it with the poor actually has the effect contrary to the desired, since it promotes the behavior that make most poor poor, decreasing the net wealth of the society, its productiveness, etc.
Income inequality is not necessarily a bad thing - it really depends on specifics. Income inequality as a result of some people working harder than others, actually, is a healthy element in the economy, as it both urges the lazier people to work harder, and rewards those that do so. Income inequality as a result of corruption and broken market mechanics, however, is, indeed, harmful - hardly the case in Canada and the US, where corruption is WAY lower than in like 90% other countries.
I think the best system is the one that helps those who have valid reasons to not be able to work hard (due to health issues, for example), while leaving those who are poor "by choice" (i.e. lazy in life, unwilling to work much) to themselves and not rewarding them by giving them the money earned by others by hard work and effort.
For example, I am a pretty lazy person in life. I do my research job, but that's about it, I won't go over my head to achieve some extraordinary results: it is just my job, that isn't even my favorite thing in this life. I do not mind being on the poorer side of the economical spectrum. What I do mind is being a leech on people who actually work productively and benefit the country much more than I do.
Hope this all makes sense.
Well its pretty hard to hit it in canada, cost of living is pretty low too. You need to be a specialized doctor or more to hit the max. Taxes really arent that much of a public complain it canada. Doctors are public workers anyway, they have guarantee jobs for the governments, why complain?
Last edited by minteK917; 2016-04-04 at 01:06 AM.
I work with tradesmen who only make $60,000 a year. Doctors make a fuckton more, but I don't believe for a second that the amount of time spent in school should justify them making more. There are plenty of blue collar jobs where you can get extensive education and continual learning helps you be more versatile, yet it doesn't always reflect in your pay. Taxes are high in Ontario, along with absurd utilities because of the retards running the province
I don't see why you even take them when they will cause problems.
I really can't decide if Tennisface is the most incredible troll known to man, or actually a 700lb pansexual attack helicopter genderfluid non binary furrykin
um.. wasnt there a legal process to pass first? and something verify rapists arent embedded in said groups? better put up that wall on canada too
also if you arent letting them into YOUR home or YOUR neighborhood then you cant really say nothin.
No because highly skilled immigrants can be a great asset to a country and when they have developed skills they have earned their way in. This doesn't hold true with Syrian refugees, many of whom are military age males who are partly radicalized or should be in Syria fighting for their country.