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Retirement age. Early voted for Harris. 

Apparently once I got older I was supposed to become more "conservative" whatever that means today.  But I am comfortable enough to pay more in taxes than many people earn yet not wealthy enough to pay almost nothing. And I vote for Democrats. 

And I'm happy to do it. But I was poor once,  and I don't forget what services kept me afloat, and what it was like to be forced to choose between antibiotics for the kid and the electric bill. 

I will say that when I vote to raise my taxes to help the lower income people who are rabid about Trump, it angers me. The bad part of me thinks - give them what they are asking for - without the Democrats mitigating on their behalf.  
Give them full bore late stage capitalism.  

I'll be ok. I have enough of a buffer to get me and my kids through. I have options to move to other countries. 

So go for it. Maybe once they get a taste of what Roosevelt saved us from for decades - the Guilded Age of the Robber Barons - they'll wake up.  Those who remember the depression and passed the stories on are gone. There were reasons we have social services and regulations. But the reasons are forgotten and Reagan started the work of  tearing them down. 

Go for it. 

But my wife reminds me that many who voted for Democrats will also be punished, and innocent children will be punished, so I can't indulge in the fantasy of allowing the ignorant to suffer.  She is my better angel.