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Sure there is. We are often told that inequality is a bad thing. We are also often told that this effect is local, not global. I.e., people complain about risin
by yummyfajitas 11y ago
Sure there is. We are often told that inequality is a bad thing. We are also often told that this effect is local, not global. I.e., people complain about rising within-country inequality and barely talk about falling global inequality.
By keeping the rich away from the poor we can avoid the harms of inequality. We can have poor neighborhoods, rich neighborhoods, etc, each of which has negligible inequality.
- hyperpape 11y agoThis is either very good sarcasm or...
- jedharris 11y ago... or a more or less rational response demonstrating that the challenge by the previous commenter "nothing good to say" can be met by a sufficiently twisted mind.
- someguydave 11y agoNot to mention, the grandparent's suggestion has the side-benefit of more-or-less being global reality already.
- yummyfajitas 11y agoI'm following the premises of inequality mongers and deriving logically a conclusion that disagrees with their mood affiliation. Do you disagree with the premise that local inequality is worse than global?