Well said, thank you. All people have a drive for more life. Small differences in early conditions result in large differences in late conditions. Money begets power, and power begets more money. Where we're born is utterly random. So long as the serfs are battling each other they forget the lords.Quote from Tsing Tao:
Actually, I'm inclined to agree with Ricter. Corrupt politicians in Washington, enabled and financed by their banker masters have driven inequality between the general public, aka Main Street, and Wall Street/Washington. Main Street knows that the system is rotten to the core, and that the "proletariat" got that way because of cheating, and they're pissed off. So instead of having a big discussion about the right way to fix what is wrong, our energy is directed towards fighting in an "us vs. them" fashion. By no accident, I might add.
Many people's legitimate fear is that if we mitigate the worst of stratification we'll throw the "incentive baby" out with the bath water. I think we're smarter than that.
