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The problem is that this article is all over the place, and seems to be deliberately muddying the waters. For example: "The upshot is laid bare by the fact tha
by kstenerud 7y ago
The problem is that this article is all over the place, and seems to be deliberately muddying the waters. For example:
"The upshot is laid bare by the fact that this OECD measure assigns a higher poverty rate to the U.S. (17.8%) than to Mexico (16.6%). Yet, World Bank data shows that 35% of Mexico’s population lives on less than $5.50 per day, as compared to only 2% of people in the United States."
The article is full of loaded words, which already makes me distrust it, and then I find these kinds of silly comparisons...