poors of reddit upset at the notion that maybe squeezing all the money from billionaires 
isn't actually a sound economic policy
https://old.reddit.com/r/FluentInFinance/comments/1dko6bk/some_people_have_a_spending_problem_especially/?sort=controversial
Here's a funny bit where this r-slur things his bonus is taxed at a different (higher) rate (it's not, he's just r-slurred, it's withheld at a different rate, but at 25% not 45%)
R-slur trots out the "Billionaires don't pay any taxes" argument again, but this time someone points out how r-slurred he is
And finally, an r-slur who COMPLETELY misses the point of the simplistic meme and doubles down when it's explained to him (notice how the rational poster has like no votes)
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TFW the sub called "bad economics" is more fiscally knowledgeable than the one called "fluent in finance"
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badecon is people with a background in economics clowning on Reddit knowledge. It's like badlegaltakes.
Some of the bad-whatever subs or accounts are insufferably smug, a lot are pretty good and radically centrist (because reality has a radically centrist bias
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TFW /r/neoliberal was /r/badecon's shit post sub to dunk on /r/politics succs and now is full of /r/politics succs
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