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There is little difference between any people except opportunity availability. Wealthier people should advocate for less fortunate peers. It’s the right thing
by danny_codes 6mo ago
There is little difference between any people except opportunity availability.
Wealthier people should advocate for less fortunate peers. It’s the right thing to do.
There are plenty of countries with much better social mobility than the US. We need only adopt what’s been shown to work.
Your rhetoric is concerning. It seems you don’t consider poor people as worthy as yourself of social support, or that poor people are somehow different from you. You are simply relatively lucky. , as am I. The difference seems that I acknowledge luck
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- avazhi 6mo ago> There is little difference between any people except opportunity availability. Are you suggesting that genetics don’t overwhelmingly determine a person’s intelligence and personality? I take it as uncontroversial that intelligence is a sine qua non of taking advantage of opportunities, but you may also disagree about that.