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Macron's 'trickle-down economics': French poverty at 'highest level' in decades, hunger on the rise

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@roejogan7770
@@roejogan77701 weeks ago
Once leftists realize an aggressive wealth tax will cause wealthy people to leave they will try to pass laws to stop people from leaving.
@simonpowell4641
From the UK...OXFAM IS RIDDLED WITH FAT WELL OFF TURDS..
@Mac-ix4qp
@@Mac-ix4qp1 weeks ago
With the current administration in the US it is basically socialism for billionaires.
@wbj2000
@@wbj20001 weeks ago
The top 5% pay over 50% of the taxes collected. Government creates poverty through inflationary policies.
@roejogan7770
@@roejogan77701 weeks ago
The human species is competitive by nature. This is woven into our DNA. If you place a wealth tax on people they will leave. There are plenty of countries who will not tax wealth because they want to attract wealthy people.
@frcluc
@@frcluc1 weeks ago
France has the most generous welfare system in the world. Like 1/4 of the workforce is in the public sector. The average pensioner gets paid more than the average wage of a worker. There hasn't been any real growth in the last few years. Tax is only one piece of the puzzle but its loopholes are the biggest problem. France is going to be bankrupt.
@roejogan7770
@@roejogan77701 weeks ago
The original wealth tax on ALL wealth was rolled back to only taxing real estate. This is because wealthy people started leaving.
@jacklaurentius6130
Taxes in France are already astronomically high and they still think higher taxes will help 😂 they won’t learn until they crash to the bottom.
@segs3394
@@segs33941 weeks ago
The best way is the bible way. Everyone should pay the same rate of tax. Say 5%, no deductions possible. That will be the fairest and most just. If you earn 10 million, you pay 5%; if you earn 1000 you pay 5%. The more you increase taxes, the more the billionaires will run away. The solution for France is simple: reduce the social charges on employers
@cheebee2659
@@cheebee26591 weeks ago
and they receive more gifts from people, go watch a multimillionaire streamer get money THROWN at them for instance.
@noctis_actual
@@noctis_actual1 weeks ago
Why is no effort made to cut spending. More taxes choke the economy. Use the Laffer Curve. <br><br>You’re welcome.
@jaykrown
@@jaykrown1 weeks ago
Macron is in the hot seat.
@Jeanne90275
@@Jeanne902751 weeks ago
Letting in millions of migrants from the third world is importing poverty and everyone gets poorer. Surprise, surprise...
@notanomad9320
@@notanomad93201 weeks ago
A poor person NEVER gave me a job and I NEVER burned down anything to get ahead. I thought this was just about education, apparently not.
@PäiviYevheniy
@@PäiviYevheniy1 weeks ago
Working as intended.
@jackaroe8560
@@jackaroe85601 weeks ago
&quot;Trickle down economics&quot; has NEVER trickled down. The rich corporations just payed even less taxes, and could give more money to their stakeholder, that&#39;s all that &quot;trickled down&quot;. It never reaches the societies, ever...
@U.B.U.-I.M.E
@@U.B.U.-I.M.E1 weeks ago
When I was born taxes started at 91% for the wealthiest Americans and then went down according to income. We were growing our infrastructure (Interstates, clean water, etc), giving low interest loans to college students and taking care of those in need plus we did NOT have the wealth inequality or wage inequality that exists today (Top paid employee only made 30% more than lowest paid employee). <br>Everything began to change in the mid 70s and then really changed in the 80s. The National Debt follows this same trend, getting higher at the same time. What changed? Deregulation, tax cuts &amp; loopholes to corporations, giving them power through campaign finance laws, more power to influence agencies and policies created to protect the people. Tax cuts &amp; loop holes to the wealthy class. <br>Now it&#39;s no longer a government of the people, by the people, for the people. It&#39;s a government of, by and for the corporations &amp; wealthy class. <br> We The People must unite and reform governments. It&#39;s not right vs left...it&#39;s truly a class war.
@ThomasAquinas-y9p
The only deportations going on in the UK and FRANCE ( or Europe) is SELF DEPORTATIONS like this for instance:<br><br>Bloomberg Billionaires Index.—Over the past two years, UK-based billionaires and ultra-high-net-worth individuals have removed or loosened ties representing roughly $160 billion in collective wealth<br><br>The $160 billion leaving the UK exceeds the combined fortune of the billionaires who have chosen to remain in the country<br><br>According to data from New World Wealth, the UK lost roughly a quarter of its billionaire population (about 18 individuals) over a two-year span, alongside over 10,800 millionaires in 2024 alone<br><br>Notable Departures: High-profile movers include steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal (who moved to Switzerland and Dubai), tech founder Guillaume Pousaz, and real estate developers Ian and Richard Livingstone.
@ThomasAquinas-y9p
IS CANADA, SPAIN, AND UK NEXT:<br>Bloomberg—BREAKING—SHOCKING—French government bonds become riskier than third of the country&#39;s corporate bonds- By Bloombergcom. — Published—10/09/2026 <br><br>“France’s corporate bonds are now trading as if they are safer than the government’s, with nearly €215 billion of corporate debt indicated at lower yields than French government securities. This shift reflects growing investor confidence in companies amid concerns over France&#39;s fiscal stability and political uncertainty.”
@Windsong323
@@Windsong3231 weeks ago
Everywhere around the world the people have poverty issues.<br>Too much tax cuts for the rich, high interest rates and high oil prices….are the causes.
@AlexeiRamotar
@@AlexeiRamotar1 weeks ago
The rich should pay no taxes. We poors would still be hunting and gathering if it weren&#39;t for the wealthy.
@POV-h8g
@@POV-h8g1 weeks ago
Global wealth tax was proposed ages ago. It&#39;s clearly overdue. If it isn&#39;t global, the wealthy go to where the tax is low.
@John_Pace
@@John_Pace1 weeks ago
The only thing that trickles down from the rich to the poor is urine.
@MooM-e8k
@@MooM-e8k1 weeks ago
Next time please interview someone who speaks English, I&#39;m not sure what language this &quot;expert&quot; was speaking.
@lindaSmith6588
@@lindaSmith65881 weeks ago
The whole world needs to tax the wealth of the super rich!!!!
@AlienWitness-r7j
When pigs become too fat, they get butchered. Better for rich to donate, or add to economy by subsidising students or starting more manufacturing and subsidising same. Other than manufacturing, no other industry can give employment to all
@falseprophet7573
The French people have been deceived by Macron. he give money from french taxpayer to ukraine war
@atrociousliar3314
UK: Inequality you say? Hold my beer.
@AAS_4391
@@AAS_43911 weeks ago
ARE YOU BRAIN DEAD. IT&#39;S NOT ABOUT OIL. IT&#39;S ABOUT RUSSIAN BOTS RIGGING THE ELECTION FOR TRUMP!!!!! WAKE UP FRANCE!!!!! THE OIL IS JUST A SIDE DEAL.