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In classical Judeo-Christian philosophy, there is one law for all - regardless of whether the person is poor or rich, and other classifications. Also, there ex
by foolinaround 5y ago
In classical Judeo-Christian philosophy, there is one law for all - regardless of whether the person is poor or rich, and other classifications.
Also, there existed this concept of a re-do -- as in a 'jubilee' - land is returned - and 7 years where the debts are reset etc ( the original of current laws limiting bankruptcies to 7 yrs ). No one in a biblical scenario remained poor because their ancestors slacked off.
Now that those are not in play, one sees a class of people condemned to remain low with no ways of rising up.
While there is progress being made to alleviate these conditions, it is not fast enough. These group ( poor socio-economic) train their guns against the rich.
The rich being smart, use their puppets like the media, etc to create fake outrage - propping up 2 parties which essentially are the same thing with minor differences, drumming up differences based on race, creating new controversies with gender etc.