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And yet the "have nots" of today have far more than the haves from yesteryear. An increase in the difference of relative wealth is not fundamentally bad if the
by forrestthewoods 14y ago
And yet the "have nots" of today have far more than the haves from yesteryear.
An increase in the difference of relative wealth is not fundamentally bad if the absolute wealth increases for everybody. Of course no one thinks like this.
- bjustin 14y agoSome of them do. Some people (still) can't afford as much nutritious food as they should be eating. Any cuts to food stamps, reduced and free school lunches, etc., will make the situation worse. Some "conservatives" are seriously talking about cutting these programs.