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Ahead on virtually any measure of material or social success, and they further consolidate their advantages by functioning multi-generationally, which means tha
by JPws_Prntr_Fngr 3y ago
Ahead on virtually any measure of material or social success, and they further consolidate their advantages by functioning multi-generationally, which means that no, they don't die quite like everybody else.
See for example: the Bush dynasty vs the typical "successful" American family. Do you know anyone benefiting from their great-grandfather's Nazi money, plus their grandfather's CIA/oil cartel black ops + presidency + Carlyle group influence trading, plus their father's presidency (and yet-to-be-proven criminal fuckery)? I don't.
- doubleg72 3y agoThanks for reminding me to grab the tinfoil hat!
- carapace 3y agoThe comment you're replying to is technically correct, but completely misses the point.
- JPws_Prntr_Fngr 3y agoYou would have had to make a cogent point for me to have missed it.
- Fervicus 3y agoI think their point was more philosophical. They can be rich, but they'll never be happy sort of a thing.
- JPws_Prntr_Fngr 3y agoDon't forget the They Live glasses!
- mushbino 3y agoIt's all provable beyond doubt if you'd like to see.