Lessee if that's true.
10,000 middle-class people each with, say, 1,000 shares of a company somehow are NOT stimulating the economy as much as one person with 10,000,000 shares.
1,000,000 people able to purchase a house worth $300,000 each are not stimulating the economy as much as 10,000 people purchasing mansions at $30,000,000 each.
Providing health insurance for poor people does not stimulate the economy and those $30,000,000 mansions do.
You're going to have to help me understand the logic of that.
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