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I don’t think it’s referring to immigration but rather the economic success associated with the American Dream- owning a house, a car and having a plan for reti
by bm1362 8y ago
I don’t think it’s referring to immigration but rather the economic success associated with the American Dream- owning a house, a car and having a plan for retirement.
- mbfg 8y agoMy statement still applies. The 1% owns more than the rest of society. That is a failed state.
- aeternus 8y agoHow do you decide what level of wealth inequality is acceptable?
- mbfg 8y agoWhat a perfect society looks like is of course an incredibly hard question to answer. But not knowing the exact ideals does not discount our ability to recognize a bad state. We can move in a better direction, and yes, it's possible that we make a mistake in the other direction. But the chances of that happening are so laughable as to not even consider it.