| ManusJustus said: you are arguing over a factor that fluctuates around 40, and claim that something big has happened because we actually dropped instead having a continued increase in inequality. |
Sorry, but this line struck me.
You think the delta between the poor and the rich are due to inequality?
You think that somehow people are less "equal" today then they were in 1969?
You have a very strange view of equality. Also, I want to point out that each year, we get less capitalistic, and more socialists, and the delta between the poor and the rich keeps growing. Shouldn't that indicates something?
It is my theory, that the more you give to someone, the less willing they are to work, and a working man will always prosper past one who does not.
So ya, put a few million on government assistance, watch them learn to live within those means while the rest of the US prospers, and then watch the gap grow.
If then your solution is to take more from the rich and give to the poor, your crazy. That's the problem, not the solution.
