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Who would have thunk it? An agreement made by the rich for the rich is unfavorable for the poor? /s Sorry, can't keep my sarcasm here...
by quakeguy 10y ago
Who would have thunk it?
An agreement made by the rich for the rich is unfavorable for the poor? /s
Sorry, can't keep my sarcasm here...
- r00fus 10y agoWorking families are now "poor"? - that's the crux of the problem... the TPP signifies the demise of the middle class.
- quakeguy 10y agoCompared to the upper 1% everybodys poor, even if you earn 100k a year, mind you. Those numbers don't really matter, working class, middle class, upper class all are in the same boat basically. Sorry for being delusional.
- andrenth 10y agoGo tell that to someone in Venezuela. If you think everyone everyone is in the same boat, you are indeed delusional. And by the way, if you were born in the US, Western Europe or other developed countries, you belong to the "1%" of the world.
- xlm1717 10y agoThe math doesn't add up. In the US alone there are 300M+ people. That would be 1% of 30B, many times more people than there currently are in the world.