Only the rich benefit from right-wing politics

Ordinary people and even hard-working workers and civil servants do not benefit from right-wing policies and tax cuts. Of course you get a little lower tax, but you also get:

- fewer and more expensive rental properties as taxes are not enough to stimulate or subsidize the construction of rental properties that people can afford to live in
- increased risk of becoming unemployed when LAS is weakened or abolished
- less influence at work when MBL is weakened or abolished
- greater risk of being exposed to crime as poverty and exclusion make more people desperate
- more difficult to get even a smaller social security fund when you have become unemployed as a result of streamlining, rationalization or outsourcing to low-wage countries
- pay expensive fees to study at university and maybe even at high school
- an increasingly poor school, care for the elderly, healthcare and home care
- in the long run, likely to pay for your healthcare out of your own pocket
- more difficult to get a job, especially a good job, as the public sector is not used to create full employment
- more cases of extreme weather conditions with risk of damage when nothing special is done for the environment
- compete with imported low-wage workers who are allowed to work for wages well below the collective agreement level
- increasingly pay for more and more services in the public sector
– more expensive medicine prices

And for those of you who think the benefits of right-wing politics outweigh this, they may not for your loved ones.

And really, the rich don't benefit from pure right-wing politics either. The market becomes weak as the recessions have a greater impact when there is no purchasing power stimulating public labor market to speak of. And when more people are poor, fewer can afford to consume. Then the profits also decrease.