>We should support things that make sense and promote the reduction of income inequality. That need not be at odds with globalization, though many businesspeopl

>We should support things that make sense and promote the reduction of income inequality. That need not be at odds with globalization, though many businesspeople tend to push it that way since it's cheaper and good for them. Doesn't need to be at odds with globalization, and yet all the evidence so far seems to point that way. Society is a nebulous construct of many actors. Some will try to build a more equitable future, others will not. The others are undoubtedly those who can figure out how to rise to the top. They are the ones controlling globalization efforts. The neo-liberal dream is just that, a dream. When push comes to shove most people aren't actually for equality, they just say they are.