but government is the problem, right?

[Captain ******* Kirk]

This one's also good.

Pareto distribution

[Sava]

GIVE ME BETTER GRAPHS

[Sava]

I WILL ONE STAR RATE YOUR FACE WHOEVER DID THAT

[KrazyHorse]

You have to work your ass off to support your lifestyle. I don't.

WHO'S THE ****ING MORON NOW *****

I work my ass off now so that I don't have to later.

[Sava]

I work my ass off now so that I don't have to later.

NOW GIVE ME GRAPHS

[KrazyHorse]

Take the same plot of money, flip it left to right. That is the stupidity plot.

[KrazyHorse]

From the figures in that presentation, the mean net worth of the 1% is only 7 million dollars. What is so shocking about that?

[Sava]

It's not shocking at all.

GRAPHS

[Captain ******* Kirk]

GRAPHS

[Captain ******* Kirk]

And here's one of the New York Times seemingly confusing wealth and income.

[Sava]

graphs

dammit i googled kaitlin olson and it tried to complete my search with "feet" again

WHAT IS WITH THE GODDAMN FOOT FETISH PEOPLE

[Captain ******* Kirk]

The top 20% in the US control about 80% of the wealth, just as you'd expect. Maybe a tad high at 84%, so let's stop giving handouts to the top 20% and institute a consumption tax to take back some of that wealth.

[Sava]

Consumption tax seems terribly regressive.

How much can 100 billionaires "consume" to make it worthwhile. It's not like they "consume" in proportion to their wealth.

I mean, if you want to put those taxes on yachts and mansions and ****, that's cool. But even then... how many times does a rich guy buy a house? McCain had 11. Meanwhile, everyone is stuck buying everyday goods paying more in taxes.

[Sava]

Also, graphs

[Sava]

and what in the actual fuck is the stanley parable