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From my observations in the past two years living in Europe as a Canadian, it almost feels like a hopelessness due to the lack of social mobility here that caus
by richjdsmith 8y ago
From my observations in the past two years living in Europe as a Canadian, it almost feels like a hopelessness due to the lack of social mobility here that causes those things.
- close04 8y ago> lack of social mobility What does this mean? Asking as a European that might be missing something (compared to Canada for example) but doesn't realize it.
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- CalRobert 8y agoHuh, Europe is pretty big - where are you? I moved from the US to Europe (Ireland) and I'd say social mobility _seems_ higher here. There's still a definite class structure, and access to good schools remains an issue, but if nothing else the low-paid are paid more here and the high-paid are paid less. And we're one of the most unequal countries in the EU!
- qzy 8y ago>the low-paid are paid more here and the high-paid are paid less That softens the issue, but doesn't make class mobility easier.