Watch the words people say very closely. Especially when they are trying to rob you.
The term "redistribution of wealth" is a ridiculous phrase meant to soften a term more familiar in our language: theft.
Lets consider the two root words separately.
Re-distribution: This seems to imply that something was "distributed" in the first place. Only there WAS NO "distribution." (The word distribution sounds like it is describing turkeys being given off the back of a wagon by the mighty and benevolent king to his lowly serfs). There was no distribution because the money you and I earn is not distributed to us by some mighty power that allows us to have it. No. It was EARNED. So how could something be RE-distributed when it never was distributed in the first place?
Wealth: Is it really wealth? Somehow, the money we earn, after federal taxes, state taxes, local taxes, sales taxes, licenses, fees, registrations, gasoline taxes, property taxes, and almost fifty others, is considered wealth? It is not wealth, but the fruit of one's labors. It is the payment for services rendered. It is the just exchange for the efforts of one's life. Wealth, a word that conjures luxury and lifestyle and the spoils of the inheritance class, is quite another thing altogether. Wealth is "Daddy's money," trust fund money, inherited money, "family" money. Wealth is not the honest wages earned by the hard-working, middle class person.
So what is redistribution of wealth? It is theft by those in power from those under that power.
And don't think it won't affect you because you aren't wealthy. These programs are always begun as "soak the rich" initiatives, but they always turn into "kill the middle-class" annihilators.

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