He admitted to being a Democratic Socialist, not a Socialist.
Again, Democratic Socialism and Socialism are different. Democratic Socialists don't advocate big government while Socialists do.
You brought up a moot point since I was only responding to the fact that you said the healthcare plan was utter hogwash. It's already established in every other major country. The fact that those countries have a different political system is irrelevant. What matters is that it's economically viable.
Well I can certainly tell you know little about history. Eisenhower, Reagan, FDR, Ford, and other presidents had a marginalized tax on the rich that went as high as 90%. There's nothing Utopian about it, it existed in the U.S.
The current wealthy class get taxed less than the middle class, sometimes even finding loopholes. They are taking money forcibly from us. There is already wealth redistribution except it's in reverse.
Doesn't advocate big government?
Forcing people to pay for your healthcare, education, and forcibly raising the minimum wage are examples of big government. stay in denial
and stop suggesting the little guy isn't going to be taxed more because bernie says so.
an independent tax policy research organization, found that Sanders’ plan would lead to 10.56% lower after-tax income for all taxpayers, and a 17.91% lower after-tax income for the wealthiest Americans. and no I won't site this because you've failed to site anything ever and you'll just attack it as anti bernie propaganda. Stop being a ****ing idiot and argue the point instead of attacking the source. IF you prove the point wrong the source is null, but because you can't you just try to discredit it. i see through your games
Bernie wants to tax those who's income is more than 200,000 right? you know who make up the overwhelming majority of those whose income is 200,000 or more? Regular people who've just sold their home.
Thats right the big evil one percent are actually mostly just regular people who will fall right out in the next year. lets tax the holy shit out of them for one year. And because it's income based and most of the "1%" live on wealth and not actual income, they won't be taxed(not that they should be taxed any higher than the average american) considering they pay the vast majority already.
closing loopholes is one thing, but you don't get to decide what is someone's "fair share" especially when those people are serving society in other ways, namely keeping people employed.
sanders is proposing a 6.2% payroll tax on employers, not to mention an overall hike on the income the employees make.
This is the one question i want you to seriously answer and not dodge
how do you believe that raising the wages, and taxing the employers far more for their labor is going to keep jobs in America? what bernie sanders is suggesting will multiply unemployment greatly. Not to mention you are still getting the 2.2% tax on regular joe.
How are restaurants that operate on a small profit margin supposed to stay open? How are regular local businesses(where the owners don't make 200,000 as opposed to how you want to paint them) supposed to survive a massive hike in their payroll and a massive hike in the tax on their payroll?