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"the rich" are not a single entity, nor are "the poor" - there's a wide spectrum of individuals that would do well to be treated as such in each category.
by toolz 6y ago
"the rich" are not a single entity, nor are "the poor" - there's a wide spectrum of individuals that would do well to be treated as such in each category.
- meepmorp 6y agoOh, sorry, I just figured since you can use broad generalizations about the rich and poor, I could too.
- toolz 6y agofaults are attributable to individuals, trends are attributable to groups
- AlexandrB 6y agoOne of the problems is that the law doesn't treat them as individuals. Not really. The rich can afford expensive lawyers while the poor are often forced to plead guilty or settle to avoid bankrupting their family. Arguably, this means that among the rich you see a higher proportion of people who have broken the law and were able to "get out of it".