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>The concentration of the majority of wealth to a smaller number of people is definitely a factor, it's the hallmark of a corrupt system... How? >This is not
by robswc 5y ago
>The concentration of the majority of wealth to a smaller number of people is definitely a factor, it's the hallmark of a corrupt system...
How?
>This is not irony
We're on a developer news site, talking about the US not having this or that, while also ignoring the fact that the US is very sought after by developers.
- micromacrofoot 5y agoon inequality and corruption: https://www.hks.harvard.edu/publications/inequality-and-corruption https://www.hks.harvard.edu/publications/inequality-and-corr...... Also, it's not irony because it's not even a related subject. People are complaining about billionaires... 99.9999% SDEs are not coming to this country and becoming billionaires. Saying "we're ones to talk" or some kind of equivilant is an irrelevant attempt to lump any sort of wealth with being a billionaire... which is a fairly old-fashioned method to distract by creating lower-class infighting about what "wealthy" means. For an SDE making a very healthy $200k a year... it would take five thousand years to reach $1 billion. It's like arguing that the 2nd amendment should allow the private ownership of nuclear warheads. It's a strawman well outside the scale of the actual discussion.