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> No, it's a failing of government policy. And who (or perhaps what socio-economic class) might be responsible for our inability to change these perpetually ba
by shmageggy 4y ago
> No, it's a failing of government policy.
And who (or perhaps what socio-economic class) might be responsible for our inability to change these perpetually bad government policies that always seem to preserve this state of rampant inequality?