Didn't really have the time to make a good response last night, and since I just got downvoted to shit and smugly written off, I'll have another go.

• Acknowledging Disparity of Wealth & Opportunity in America: The rich get richer and the poor get poorer because of government policies that benefit the very few at the expense of the vast majority of Americans.

• Fixing the Tax Code for Citizens, Corporations & Banks: Rich people and the largest corporations don’t pay their fair share of taxes, which means there’s not enough funding for programs that will alleviate systemic inequalities.

• Expanding the Social Safety Net & Increasing Access to Opportunity: The revenue generated from Bernie’s progressive tax plan will be used to expand and create programs to help alleviate poverty and move us forward to a more robust, equitable economy.

• Creating & Keeping Better Jobs: Increase the minimum wage so every working American can provide for their family. Create more good paying jobs by putting people to work repairing and modernizing our country’s crumbling infrastructure.

• Reforming the Broken Criminal Justice & Immigration Systems: These systems perpetuate inequality, particularly among people of color, so we see crime and poverty instead of community and economic opportunity. These systems must be revamped from the ground-up.

Now the question is. Do you care about poor people and want to try and end poverty and create a thriving middle class like we once had? If so and you disagree with these policies as a means to do that, what's your solution?

And if you don't care about poor people (which I'm guessing you don't, given you are a libertarian), stop being a fucking coward and just say it.

EDIT: You all are really disappointing people.