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Systematically does not mean universally. It means, at a minimum, that their interests diverge non randomly. Saying that rich and nonrich have different intere
by your-nanny 9y ago
Systematically does not mean universally. It means, at a minimum, that their interests diverge non randomly.
Saying that rich and nonrich have different interests is not controversial, except to those intent on denying what is obviously true.
Either you are ill equipped to engage in a discussion on this topic or you are being utterly disingenuous; certainly you have misrepresented what I have said in ways that push a rather tired narrative, one trotted out every time someone pushes back on the status quo of enormous wealth disparity by noting that it has serious negative consequences.
- Consultant32452 9y ago>one trotted out every time someone pushes back on the status quo of enormous wealth disparity by noting that it has serious negative consequences. You just can't help yourself. Once again you express more hatred for the rich than you do concern for the wellbeing of the poor. I'm not denying that there are consequences to wealth or income disparity. I just think you don't appear to care about the wellbeing of the poor beyond the minimal lip-service you have to pay it to justify voicing your hatred for the rich.
- squeegee5 9y agoYour class warfare demagoguery is entertaining. The entirety of notable human civilization is defined by exploitation, and nobody who matters will ever care. Except politicians who will use your whining and vote to do whatever they were planning to do anyways. Vast inequality is, and always has been, the mark of a great civilization.