Mr Khan said:
We have to separate the businesses and investors that actually do stuff from the ones that don't. To act like all of these wall street people are inherently job-creators is just as blind as any other fallacy, and lets them continue with their exploitation unopposed The cult of wealth in this country needs to end. These people are no better than the average hardworking person, save by flukes of being in the right place at the right time |
In regards to the bit that I bolded:
I'm not trying to be a dick when I say this but let's be honest...not everyone has the skills/knowledge to run a successful Wall street business, but any physically able person in America could be a successful garbage man, janitor, factory worker, etc. I'm in no way insulting people who do these jobs, they are good hardworking people...but when they do simple work that anyone can learn they don't deserve the same pay as the CEO of a multinational company with thousands of employees worldwide.
Plus I don't get how you think Wall Street doesn't create jobs. The government only creates jobs by taking money from one person and giving it to another guy...but the Wall Street (or just entrepreneurs in general) actually make new jobs out of nothing by starting/expaning businesses.







