I believe in conspiracies but...
1 2018-08-19 by mellowmanj
I learned about 9/11 back in 2006. And have been checking things out ever since.
My issue with the majority of the conspiracy crowd, is that they make so much noise about wanting to keep their freedom. but you know what? If you're not going to use your freedom to help the extremely poor and suffering people of the world, then it's all pointless.
Southerners used their freedom to enslave people. what a completely ridiculous oxymoron. They wanted to keep government small, to make sure that no one got too much power. Because power in the hands of the few, can result in less freedom. And yet they enslaved people.
Without enough money, the poor are not free.
Conspiracy research shouldn't lead people either to the left or the right. both libertarianism and socialism can work if done in the right way.
Trump, Brexit, WikiLeaks,...that was all fake. these were things put out by the elites to draw the right-wing conspiracy crowd back into the fold. and now people are trusting in a two-party president again.
I no longer believe in democracy, because I see that people of all stripes seem to fall for the propaganda at some level or other. if one day I see a change in the truther crowd in that respect, then maybe there will be a glimmer of hope. But just a glimmer.
You think this Alex Jones stuff is real? You're wrong. It's staged.
93 comments
1 politicah 2018-08-19
The South were Democrats btw...
1 Adamarama 2018-08-19
So? The point of this persons post is that it doesn't matter Democrat Republican makes no difference it's a false dichotomy.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
No, he’s literally said we’re not free unless we “feed the poor”. It was a total political statement.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Yeah, it's my political view. But that doesn't mean I support the Democratic Party.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
Someone telling me what I should and should not do with my money is not freedom.
1 coup-d-etat 2018-08-19
So the notion of feeding the poor is a political statement? Please elaborate.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
No. His entire statement is a political statement.
1 coup-d-etat 2018-08-19
How so? OP stated conspiracy research shouldn’t lead you to to lean left or right so what made you come to that conclusion?
1 politicah 2018-08-19
He’s literally advocating for socialism (under the guise of Libertarianism?). He wants bigger government. He wants to control where my money goes. He “no longer believes in democracy”, apparently because his idealistic form of government is not installed.
1 coup-d-etat 2018-08-19
I’m sorry but I just fail to see where he’s advocating more government. Judging by your words of “he wants to control where my money goes” it’s clear what side of the political spectrum you are leaning to.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
🧐
1 coup-d-etat 2018-08-19
Can you put your feelings in words?
1 politicah 2018-08-19
Just facts.
1 donaldtroll 2018-08-19
To me it is super funny that one side just basically said "OK we are claiming charity, no one on the right can help the poor"
And the guys on the right just all went "Fine, see if we care... damn lefties wanting to help the poor... politcal statement bla bla"
Dont the right realise that attitude is costing them bigtime?
1 politicah 2018-08-19
No. I don’t want a government that is absolutely terrible with my money, buying pallets of toasters for 3rd world communities without electricity. I don’t want them building power plants in Afghanistan that will never turn on because there is no pipeline infrastructure to fuel it. I don’t want them indoctrinating our kids by teaching them that they are victims for generations, reliant on the state. If I want to help someone, I’ll help them. If someone needs a hand, I’ll most likely give them a hand. OP is saying in the comments that billionaires should give up all of their money because it’s not fair etc...
1 donaldtroll 2018-08-19
I mean... he does have apoint though
If you have 50 million and still need more, while kids are dying with flies on their eyelids, and you arent using it to help, you are probably one of those egotistical bastards that really is holding us back as a species
I would be fine with some kind of cap on money earned, maybe it would even get rid of our infantile competetive drive in that field
1 politicah 2018-08-19
I’m sure the billionaires of the West give more to charity than the majority of of nations. What about a cap on government’s wealth?
1 donaldtroll 2018-08-19
No need, if the governments wealth is in fact the peoples wealth though, as it should be :o
If however you mean a lifetime earning cap on politicians, then sure why not, though i am sure that they would just circumvent it with more shady shit
1 politicah 2018-08-19
Yeah, their spending is a waste. We agree.
1 donaldtroll 2018-08-19
Yes, and it surely threatens the current "He who dies with the most toys wins" method the world is using
1 politicah 2018-08-19
So let’s try communism! Lol
1 bungholeSurfer1994 2018-08-19
Parties evolved.. Values changed over time.
1 buttsoup24 2018-08-19
Both sides are wrong and evil.
Only two choices? That's really the best option for all the citizens?
1 turtlew0rk 2018-08-19
Slavery existed before the south gained freedom. They didnt need to "use freedom" to enslave people. They learned it from the thousands of years it had been practiced before them.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
You're not addressing my point. And you're avoiding it on purpose. Nobody's saying there wasn't slavery before and after the south had slaves.
My problem is with touting states rights, while enslaving human beings at the same time. address the point please, or don't respond
1 turtlew0rk 2018-08-19
| My problem is with touting states rights, while enslaving human beings at the same time.
This is not a coherent point that I can address.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Of course it is. Just open your eyes.
1 turtlew0rk 2018-08-19
| Of course it is. Just open your eyes.
See, your doing it again. Your verbiage is way off. "Open your eyes" doesnt work in this scenario. We are discussing your incoherent comments, so sight is a given or we aren't having this discussion.
1 HasaKnife 2018-08-19
States rights can be used for good or bad. Like everything else.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Agreed. But they used it to enslave people, while touting it as the mechanism to maintain peoples freedom. And libertarians still to this day call the Confederacy a political system with more liberties, and condemn Lincoln as tyrannical.
It's just like gw Bush locking up millions in the name of the war on drugs, while snorting coke himself...But ten times worse.
1 HasaKnife 2018-08-19
Yes, they did use States Rights as a means to enslave. Much more recently they tried to use it to prevent African American's from attending school. Also, yes they did tout it as a mechanism to maintain personal freedom and it can be. Like I said, it can be used for good or bad. The reason Marijuana is decriminalized or legal in certain states is due to states rights. The fact that we can directly vote on referendums and initiatives (in certain states) that can defy Federal law is actually quite amazing.
I have heard people say the Articles of Confederation was better than the Constitution, but I admit I haven't read up enough about it to form an opinion.
As to Lincoln being a tyrant, it wouldn't be hard to make that case. He suspended Habeas Corpus, Jailed civilians without trial (15,000-20,000 people), Ignored a decision from the Supreme Court to restore Habeas Corpus, Closed over 300 newspapers in the north, sent the army to destroy the presses at several northern newspapers, sent marshals after the U.S. Chief Justice for trying to enforce the Supreme Court's decision on Habeas Corpus, sent the army to arrest the entire legislature of Maryland. Not saying he didn't do some good things too, emancipation proclamation was good, Greenbacks was a great idea. I'm just saying, it's not hard to make the argument that he was a tyrant. Not sure how much I can blame him for Total War against the south which starved many civilians or if that was just Sherman.
History has always been kind of fascinating to me. I guess I would say, don't blame the method by which people carried out racism, because that same method gives voice to the average voter and can be used for good.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
I got 9 down votes for that? Lmao you guys are so brainwashed. It's sad, because we had a good grassroots movement going between 2004 (onset of YouTube) and 2015 (pre-trump).
1 facelessnature 2018-08-19
Or maybe, just maybe, people don't agree with you?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Yes, I know they don't agree with me. That's what we're debating here. Anyway, you're right that i need to calm down right now. I rarely come and debate on these forums. but once in a while I get the itch, and that's what I love about Reddit, is that I can just let it all out, without hurting anyone's feelings. My apologies if I was a bit harsh. But I didn't really see anyone on the other side holding back either. So I guess it's even Steven.
1 LOST1992 2018-08-19
Completely agree with you
1 Adamarama 2018-08-19
Completely agree. It's nuts how so-called conspiracy theorists and 'truthers' have fallen for the Trump thing. Divide and rule the masses and ensure the plutocrats get richer and richer from making the majority suffer through poverty war etc.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Right on. Sigh of relief to hear some sense being made
1 andyroid92 2018-08-19
Please tell me more about this"right way" socialism can work that you speak of
1 ogrelin 2018-08-19
He can’t. It never has and never will.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
What's this right way capitalism you speak of? Let's try Libya under gaddafi. Yugoslavia under tito. And the true democratic socialist Russian Revolution before the Bolsheviks took it over by force in....drum roll please...October 1917.... 'wait', you say 'isn't that when they overthrew the czar' no you dumb s@!t. Do your research
1 ogrelin 2018-08-19
Where are you getting all these quotes I never made?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Did you honestly know that the October 1917 revolution overthrew the democratically elected provisional government?
Most likely not, because that's not what capitalist propaganda teaches you.
Honest answer please. And your answer is?...
1 ogrelin 2018-08-19
How about you answer the guy I replied to, who was asking for examples, instead of putting words in people’s mouths, quoting things they never said or asking questions about specifics that were never brought up?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
I just gave three examples. Read it again.
And you still didn't answer my question, no surprise.
1 andyroid92 2018-08-19
Can you give them again? I think they got lost in all the side comments.
1 andyroid92 2018-08-19
I guess I missed those examples.
1 DontTreadOnMe16 2018-08-19
Maybe one day when you grow up a little you’ll learn how to have a civil conversation with people who don’t agree with your worldview.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Well, when people attack what I'm saying, I'm going to attack back.
1 DontTreadOnMe16 2018-08-19
You can attack back without calling someone a “dumb shit”. If anything, you discredit your own argument once you result to personal insults.
Attack back with winning arguments.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
I’d say what we got here in the US is working pretty good.
1 DonnaGail 2018-08-19
I agree.
1 ichoosejif 2018-08-19
Really?
1 DonnaGail 2018-08-19
Well, I definitely prefer Capitalism to Socialism.
1 Loose-ends 2018-08-19
Universal healthcare paid for by the state, subsidized or free education paid for by the state, subsidized housing and subsidized daycare paid for by the state, those and other similar benefits are all completely workable "socialist concepts" that exist in any number of countries with a better quality of life than the US has.
Countries like Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Canada, and Germany. Shows just how little you know about the rest of the civilized world that is in fact more civilized than you are.
1 pharaodox 2018-08-19
What exactly have you done to help the poor and suffering?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
When I have money I give it. Easy. Next question
1 pharaodox 2018-08-19
Good, I do the same. Although it's your decision I hope you don't give it to charities they're the biggest scam out there. I'd rather give it to someone in need on the street. At least it won't go to some executive making $100k /year at the red cross.
1 DontTreadOnMe16 2018-08-19
😂😂😂
1 pharaodox 2018-08-19
Good, I do the same. Although it's your decision I hope you don't give it to charities they're the biggest scam out there. I'd rather give it to someone in need on the street. At least it won't go to some executive making $100k /year at the red cross.
My next question is why do you assume that no one that thinks about conspiracies helps the less fortunate? Painting with a broad brush, no?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
the majority of conspiracy researchers support right wing ideology. That's what I'm saying. I'm not painting anything with a broad brush, I'm just saying what's true about the truther community
And I would also support legislation to cap peoples assets and income. if we're going to live in a civilization, let's start being civilized towards one another. that includes not letting people live on the edge, when there's plenty of resources to go around.
I don't give to charities because they are a scam, your right. I give to friends in Third World countries who really need it.
1 pharaodox 2018-08-19
I'm not here to change your mind but I'm not sure about the right wing support. Maybe since this sub has been taken over you see more righty stuff but a few years ago most didn't like either party. They noticed the 2party system is a joke. I'm certainly not affiliated with either side.
Anyway I completely agree with you about sharing the resources to help starving and homeless people around the world. I've considered a Max wage as well. This disease called greed is insatiable and it needs to be fixed.
1 DonnaGail 2018-08-19
So I am working my butt off for the business I own, but you think my assets and income should be capped? No, it doesn't work like that. If you want something, get off your butt and work for it. Make it happen.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
Freedom to give, freedom to choose to give, not being told to give to is freedom.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Disagree! The freedom to have $1 billion it's absolutely pointless. Uncivilized.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
If I work for and earn $1 billion, and that’s what I want in life - is that not freedom? Is a government more benevolent than your typical billionaire?
1 Loose-ends 2018-08-19
Except that there is a finite amount of money in the system and the extraordinary amounts that some manage to accumulate is always at the expense of millions of others that need and could use a few dollars more just to make ends meet.
You tell me why Warren Buffet gets up every morning and all he can think about is how to make even more money when he's got far more than he could ever possibly spend or use?
You might as well put him and Gates and the others like them around a Monopoly board to occupy their time because real life is nothing more than a game to them and their accumulated wealth and money is simply a way to keep score.
They are only able to do that because the system permits it and once you have a substantial surplus of money there are countless loopholes that have been created in that system that allows them to not just avoid paying taxes but to pay even less than any ordinary working person has to pay. As Buffet himself admitted, he pays less in taxes than the receptionist who answers the phone in his office does.
1 politicah 2018-08-19
As long as there are lazy people who sit on the couch all day, there will always be people working 120 hours a week to outpace everyone else. Sometimes these people keep going until they’re billionaires. Who decides what is excess? Who decides what my money goes to?
1 Loose-ends 2018-08-19
The majority of rich people were born that way and able to make even more money by hiring investment bankers, tax lawyers, and the whole nine yards and without having to anything like "work" for that increase in their fortune. That's why the top 1% has more wealth and property than the bottom 90% do and they also have more wealth and property than the next 9% below them who also have more wealth and property than that bottom 90% do. Do you get the picture yet?
Over two thirds of all of the wealth and property is concentrated in the hands of only 10% of the population while the 90% scramble for the remaining third.
And guess who has the most money to donate to the politicians and political parties to get them to pass the kind of legislation that protects their wealth and their ability to make and keep more of it than any of the ordinary people can?
No on complains about the extravagant wages the CEOs and top brass in most corporations make but suggest a minor increase in the minimum wage and all hell breaks loose
1 politicah 2018-08-19
So why hurt that 1% that desires and can achieve billionaire status?
1 Loose-ends 2018-08-19
Why hurt the 90% that only desire to have an ordinary life with reasonable amount of quality to it so that 1% and next 9% can each have more than they all do put together?
If you reduced their fortunes to 1/2 of what they are you could literally double everyone else's earnings and double the quality of the lives they could afford as a result and you could eliminate poverty, hunger, and homelessness.
But dear, oh dear, what would become of Bill Gates if he could only be worth 30 billion instead of 60? I suppose he'd commit suicide being impoverished to that level and we couldn't have that now could we?
1 DonnaGail 2018-08-19
Lots of people work hard to gain their fortune.
1 Dan5-O 2018-08-19
Then you don't want freedom at all. Freedom has built the greatest country in the history of the world. We live in paradise compared to most of the rest of the world because we are free. Our freedom is the reason everyone tries to come here.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
And our imperialism, which doesn't allow other countries to develop. And brings cheap resourcesand products to our country. Let's not be naive please.
Everyone tries to go to every developed country. You just don't realize that yet. And when they can't go to one of those countries they go to the nearest country with better jobs and living standards.
1 donaldtroll 2018-08-19
or you just have a more sophisticated propaganda department telling you so...
(you know obama legalised propaganda on the populace, right?)
1 coup-d-etat 2018-08-19
A lot of conspiracies have valid claims but always seem to get hijacked by both of the political spectrum.
It seems like a large majority of conspiracy theorists understand that both sides are run by an outside influence but can’t seem to set aside personal beliefs or prejudices.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
Yeah, I agree. And then they just play right back into the hands of the establishment.
When Alex Jones started touting Trump as a self-made man, and 'the real deal' according to his 'contacts in the military', that's when I finally understood his role. Entice people into his fold through years of conspiracy truth, and then swing them towards the Republican party.
Sorry for ranting...
1 Dan5-O 2018-08-19
Socialism can't work and The US helps more people than almost any other country. We also bomb the fuck out of too many people but that's a different issue. The truth is most countries are pretty shit to live in compared to the US. You're touching so many topics lightly that require some nuanced observations. As far as the south's enslavement goes, when the US was originally the 13 colonies, we can think of them as individual countries who all reported to England. The way of life varied a lot from state to state. Slavery was something that the south's economy relied on and they believed they could have their way of life and northerners have theirs. They believed they were fighting the second american revolution, fighting a new oppressor. Of course we can look back now and recognize how terrible is was for the slaves but we can't change history. Slavery was a thing for tens of thousands of years if not more, and it was ended here like 150 years ago. Gotta think about history on a larger time scale.
Smaller government works with our system because of the checks and balances. It's the reason we are a republic and not a true democracy. True democracies always end up voting themselves to death because as it turns out, some people do know better than others.
Without enough money, the poor are not free. Depends who and where and why they don't have "enough" money.
The "elites" are trying to pull Americans apart. And sadly, it's working.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
I apologize that I didn't read your whole statement. But I wanted to respond to your first two sentences.
Bombing people for imperialist purposes is not a separate issue. And we have a stranglehold on plenty of countries that we have not used bombs in for quite a long time. Imperialism is at the core of the problem.
Look at how we've ruined Venezuela without bombs. oh, many of you think that's his example of socialism killing the economy. why are there paper towels and napkins aplenty in Venezuela, yet no toilet paper? why are fruits and vegetables still readily available, yet corn flour is not?
you guys are hip to the propaganda when it suits your ideology, but you feed into it when it doesn't.
1 Dan5-O 2018-08-19
I say they are separate issues because they are handled by separate people. The military bombs and the people give charity. One can not do the other, so they are separate. Imperialism is wrong many times but we do need to be the "man of the house" on the world stage. If we are not then it will be Russia or China, who will cause more suffering than we will. We did not ruin Venezuela. Their currency is worth less than the paper it is printed on at this point because of their "president" and socialist policies. The dude keeps fucking with his economy whilst having no clue how to repair an economy. None of this is propaganda, it's a fact. You will call it propaganda though because it doesn't suit your "socialism can work" narrative. Socialism will never work because it is unfair; end of story.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
I understand your view. But I would suggest listening to the guests that Eric draitser brings on to discuss Venezuela. You'll probably find some new info about the situation. Also, the economy didn't fail until the oil prices went down, which even Reuters says was manipulated to damage the Russian economy. There have been lots of manipulation of Venezuela's economy. U just need to research it. Why don't you complain about Venezuela's leaders prior to Chavez? Why don't you complain about Batista? Is Norway not an example of socialism with a strong economy?
Your brainwashed bro. I acknowledge that the free market in Chile has worked. Either way can work if done correctly. But if they were embargoed it wouldn't, just as it wouldn't for any small country. The US has never left a socialist country alone in Latin America. Never. You just choose not to look at that evidence.
1 Dan5-O 2018-08-19
I care more about the ideas (socialism) and less about the idiots that implement it. Norway's economy is not doing well because of it's socialist policies, it is doing well because they have more free trade than we do. They are more capitalist than the US in many ways. One leaders of Denmark came out and said that people should stop pointing to the nordic countries as places where socialism worked because they were bleeding themselves dry and they had to start scaling back their socialist policies. There are many reasons their economy worked so well and the socialist aspects are the ones they are needing to change now to stay afloat.
If by "either way can work if done correctly" you mean there needs to be balance between the two, then I agree. I think we would disagree where that balance is though. But if you mean full blown socialism, then no, it won't work. Socialism's goal is communism and communism is inherently unfair.
1 anunknind 2018-08-19
If the responsibilities of others is forced upon you, then you are not, and cannot, be truly free. America can do more for all other nations by reestablishing our love of liberty and true free market capitalism than by any amount of illegal taxation or generous donation. Lead by example. America isn't supposed to be a democracy; it's a representative republic. And to repair our representative process, we must rid the traitors, the infiltrators, from our governments, councils, and agencies, police forces, and schools.
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
So you follow Trump and the Republican party? Great job guys.
You know there's something called libertarian socialism. That was the political sentiment of the Russian socialist parties who overthrew the tsar in February 1917. And in 1905 has forced him to create a Congress with them included. Take a look at their constitution before responding please.
The Bolsheviks were funded by the elites to overthrow that grassroots movement. And now they use their Bolsheviks as the primary example of how socialism inherently leads to tyranny and control.
That's right libertarian socialism. Universal basic income is a very libertarian socialist idea.
Look, I can't stand the naivety of modern liberals just as much as you guys. In fact it's arrogance, to not acknowledge the information existing right in front of their faces.
but the right wing conspiracy crowd is just as naïve in other ways.
there is no reason we can't push for egalitarianism and liberty at the same time.
1 Loose-ends 2018-08-19
How dare you call names like that that when you know only too well that like any good little "Capitalists" their first loyalty is to making as much money as they personally can and helping corporations make as much as they can given the power of government authority that was placed in their hands.
1 StardustSpinner 2018-08-19
The current notion of, freedom, is freedom to simply kill those dern pesky poor people, never mind that they might be your parents or grandparents or neighbor or co-worker's family.
Great wealth only exists with mass poverty and mass poverty creates social instability, but our leaders while lying about freedom form themselves sincerely believe we are all under the digital choke hold and they don't have to worry about the consequences of the divide, the few who have and the many who do without.
Op, that is what you are seeing in the comments, belief that freedom means being able to stomp anyone with less economic status than oneself.
1 hylozics 2018-08-19
freedom is an illusion.
Are you free to print trillions of dollars like the people who enslave you?
are you free to fish without a license?
are you free to drive without a license?
Are you free to use psychedelics to explore your consciousness?
are you free from the need of food?
1 buttsoup24 2018-08-19
you can't even collect rain water or feed the homeless.
1 MetroidPrimate 2018-08-19
Money isn't the be and end all. As Sir Michael Caine said in regards to Brexit, I would rather be a poor master than a rich servant. I know he is wealthy himself, but I'm not and I feel the same. It's understandable that people are angry about the Kalergi Plan and want out of the corrupt EU. Like Nick Griffin said in the EU parliament, I also think we should also help to get the bankers off of less developed countries backs so they don't feel the need to flee.
I agree with you for the most part though, I don't believe in the false left-right paradigm myself either because politicians on both sides both answer to the same shady groups like Bilderberg, Common Purpose, Zionists etc. I also think the Alex Jones thing was staged too. Israeli publications have already called him anti-Semitic which is absolutely insane because he is pro-Israel and won't even discuss Zionism. It's like they have censored him to set the bar so low so that anyone can get censored for Anti-Semitism. People will downvote me I'm sure, but the ADL plays a massive role in policing so called "hate speech" on the internet.
1 Quexana 2018-08-19
Tyranny can come from business as surely as it can come from governments.
1 White-Knee-Grow 2018-08-19
says who? because we might not agree with your idea of what freedom should be used for we dont deserve it? what are you trying to say?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
We've been forced into living in civilizations. This we no longer can live the hunter gather lifestyle we once did. IF we're going to live in a civilization, then everyone deserves to have the basics without needing to worry about how to get them. In today's world basics include internet, phone, a home, food, transportation. If you wanna live in a system, and not hunt/gather, then yes, we all should have those needs met. That's what I'm saying.
1 White-Knee-Grow 2018-08-19
-not true, many people live offgrid/hunter gatherer lifestyles
I'd tend to agree, however this could get complicated too (i.e. who determines what is a basic necessity? and what factors are used to determine it?)
if you want to? didn't you just say we are forced to?
1 mellowmanj 2018-08-19
What's this right way capitalism you speak of? Let's try Libya under gaddafi. Yugoslavia under tito. And the true democratic socialist Russian Revolution before the Bolsheviks took it over by force in....drum roll please...October 1917.... 'wait', you say 'isn't that when they overthrew the czar' no you dumb s@!t. Do your research
1 donaldtroll 2018-08-19
No need, if the governments wealth is in fact the peoples wealth though, as it should be :o
If however you mean a lifetime earning cap on politicians, then sure why not, though i am sure that they would just circumvent it with more shady shit
1 Loose-ends 2018-08-19
The majority of rich people were born that way and able to make even more money by hiring investment bankers, tax lawyers, and the whole nine yards and without having to anything like "work" for that increase in their fortune. That's why the top 1% has more wealth and property than the bottom 90% do and they also have more wealth and property than the next 9% below them who also have more wealth and property than that bottom 90% do. Do you get the picture yet?
Over two thirds of all of the wealth and property is concentrated in the hands of only 10% of the population while the 90% scramble for the remaining third.
And guess who has the most money to donate to the politicians and political parties to get them to pass the kind of legislation that protects their wealth and their ability to make and keep more of it than any of the ordinary people can?
No on complains about the extravagant wages the CEOs and top brass in most corporations make but suggest a minor increase in the minimum wage and all hell breaks loose
1 politicah 2018-08-19
So let’s try communism! Lol