Socialist Derp: Bernie Sanders

“Does anyone on that panel … think that that makes moral sense or economic sense?” Sanders asked. “Does anybody think it makes moral or economic sense that one family, the Walton family, owns more wealth than the bottom 40 percent of the American people?”

Yes. Yes it does make perfect sense you fucking derphole. 

Bernie Sanders makes it sound like the Walton family became magically rich; or worse, that they robbed people and stole their wealth off the backs of poor Wal-Mart greeters?

Jesus Mother me. 

Does he not grasp the fact that the Walton's sell goods and services (through a flawless volume purchasing and distribution system that is the PRIMARY reason why costs are low) that consumers want and need?

Random comment: "Does anybody think it makes moral or economic sense to have just over 500 people, many of whom have no discernible skills other than peddling empty promises, making decisions that can screw over 300 million based on a popularity contest in which only a minority participate and that are only held every few years?"

One can add, does it make 'moral' sense to hand tax-payer money to citizens by enabling the welfare state while offering nothing of productive value to the economy?

This is what it's come to with the American left. Obsessed with Wal-Mart attempting to paint an incoherent picture of what it does.  His question is so warped and ridiculous I don't know how to begin dissecting it. I can but only refer to the scene in Seinfeld when Kramer was told "it's almost as if you have no business training at all."

To a left-winger, 'savings' is 'hoarding' now.

Personally, I'm not an envious guy and I'm educated and experienced enough to understand basic economics as to how people attain wealth.

And, Bernie, what do you provide to people beside empty-headed populist nonsense?

However, I do agree with Sanders on one thing: Major corporations shouldn't be subsidized.