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its imho subtly worse... rich people, corporations, and children of older people who already own homes. There's a _lot_ of the last group, and its dividing soci
by dalyons 3y ago
its imho subtly worse... rich people, corporations, and children of older people who already own homes. There's a _lot_ of the last group, and its dividing society into two large segments with a widening gap in between, based on nothing but luck of who you were born to.
- sneed_chucker 3y ago> its dividing society into two large segments with a widening gap in between, based on nothing but luck of who you were born to. Same as it ever was.
- dalyons 3y agoSort of. True that throughout history, if you were born to the top very small % of ruling/landed class then you had it easy. This is a much larger chunk of society though, perhaps ~50% that will be permanently generationally better off than the other 50%
- frumper 3y agoIt sounds like you've just made the case that today's society is significantly better off than previous ones.