That's a pretty expensive sports car you got there. Too bad you didn't spend the money on feeding people...

Some liberal looked at someone else's expensive sports car and commented that the high price of it could feed an awful lot of people.

The owner replied that the simple manufacture of his expensive sports car already had fed quite a number of people.

There were the miners and oil workers and many others that had wrestled the raw materials out of the ground. There were also the workers that converted the raw materials into usable material to make the car out of. Next came the workers that converted the refined materials into the various parts and assemblies required to make the vehicle. After that the people in the factory that assembled the parts got paid for their efforts.

Next came the transportation workers that delivered the car to the dealership, the salesmen that sold him the car and to top it off, the people that were responsible to create the title, registration and other paperwork that put the car in the hands of the owner and enabled him to drive it off the dealership.

In addition to paying all of these people they got the satisfaction of doing a good job to make this happen.

On the other hand he could have just gone without and given the money to some hokey organization. They probably would have skimmed a lot of it off of the top for so-called administrative purposes and sent a small part of it to feed a handful of people, many of whom were or are too lazy to get off of their ass and earn a living.

I like rich people with expensive tastes because they keep an awful lot of working stiffs in beans and rice.

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