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I think he meant that "income inequality" is the hammer, as the source of every one of society's ills.
by xirdstl 11y ago
I think he meant that "income inequality" is the hammer, as the source of every one of society's ills.
- GuiA 11y agoYes, to which 'notacoward replied: "What do you actually think is wrong with Piketty's analysis, other than the fact that he has actually published on this topic before?"
- notacoward 11y agoUnderstood, but why do you think that hammer is out of place here? A hammer is still a useful tool for certain tasks, and a true statement doesn't cease being true when it's repeated. If Piketty is wrong, the constructive response would be to explain why.