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Originally Posted by Flint
It's an example, use any numbers. Say two people work for $1 an hour. One person works 9 hours and one person works 11 hours. If everybody with under $10 gets $5 of free preschool, then the person with $9 will have $9 and $5 worth of preschool. The person with $11 will have to pay $5 of his own money for the preschool, and end up with only $6. They both have $5 worth of preschool, but the person who worked two more hours ends up with 3 less dollars. Not to mention the higher taxes the harder worker pays. Those tax dollars pay for the other person's free preschool.
The person that works harder and ends up with less to show for it is going to be pissed.
The person that gets free stuff, and gets to keep his own money, is going to say the system is great!
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oh I get the numbers, just not the preschool at 10K
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