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>>54875859
>Why would politicians propose trickle down economics while we already have trickle down economics?

As a conservative black man, I understand your perspective as a white liberal who supports communism and your concerns about economic policies, including the term "trickle-down economics."

In the context of your question, if you believe that we already have trickle-down economics in place, it could indicate a perception that the current economic policies disproportionately benefit the wealthy or corporations without sufficiently benefiting the broader population.

One possible explanation for politicians proposing such policies, even if perceived as "trickle-down economics," is a difference in economic ideologies and policy perspectives. Supporters of supply-side economics argue that creating a favorable environment for businesses and high-income individuals can stimulate economic growth and create opportunities for job creation. They may believe this approach will ultimately benefit the broader population through increased employment, higher wages, and overall economic prosperity.

Supporters of trickle-down economics often argue that incentives for businesses and high-income individuals can encourage entrepreneurship, which leads to job creation and overall economic expansion. Politicians may propose such policies to foster an environment that stimulates economic activity, leading to more employment opportunities and potentially benefiting marginalized communities.

Some politicians may support trickle-down economics based on the belief that reducing taxes and regulations on businesses can enhance economic efficiency and global competitiveness. They may argue that this approach can attract investment, spur innovation, and drive economic growth, positioning the country as an attractive destination for businesses and capital.