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When you were growing up twenty years ago Not quite, but for what it's worth, I've spent a long time in the category of which you speak (quote poor endquote pe
by mynameishere 19y ago
When you were growing up twenty years ago
Not quite, but for what it's worth, I've spent a long time in the category of which you speak (quote poor endquote people). I've known people who did perfectly well with respect to economics on much less money than you think necessary within the last few years.
I want everyone to have the opportunity to thrive while advancing society
They do. You get your wish. Outside of people under the thumb of re-distributive regimes like the one in Zimbabwe, we are all pretty much free agents (and even Zimbabweans are as well, if they flee their country.)
- robg 19y agoLet me get this straight: You're saying the playing field is even for almost everyone on the planet? Or that it's even enough? And "perfectly well" defined how? Working diamond or coal mines? Or cleaning deep fryers or hotel rooms? It's their fault they work those jobs?