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Sure it is, but it damned well isn't the power that drove and continues to drive this nation's staggering wealth inequality. So why are they blamed for it?
by leggomylibro 9y ago
Sure it is, but it damned well isn't the power that drove and continues to drive this nation's staggering wealth inequality.
So why are they blamed for it?
- ameister14 9y agoBecause they are an obvious sign of that wealth inequality. It's like how someone will say something like 'this damn cough' when in reality the cough is just a symptom.