Living in NYC, I see the huuuge polarization of wealth every day. Very wealthy to very poor, and less and less in between. It's frightening.
The current system socializes risk but privatizes reward. We cannot rely on the private market for everything.
Governments are afraid to enforce fair human rights because they must pander to multinational corporations for investment, usually by means of exploiting the workforce. Governments need to step up and protect their citizens.
Living in NYC, I see the huuuge polarization of wealth every day. Very wealthy to very poor, and less and less in between. It's frightening.
The current system socializes risk but privatizes reward. We cannot rely on the private market for everything.
Governments are afraid to enforce fair human rights because they must pander to multinational corporations for investment, usually by means of exploiting the workforce. Governments need to step up and protect their citizens.
JoshDaBassPlayer 3 years ago
poverty is simple. What causes it?
Those who have economic freedom have plenty, those who don't have nothing.
Laizzre-faire capitalism is the only remedy to this problem.
Man does not produce when there is no rule of law or compulsion.
Dropping tax rates would keep the rich in the country.
InfiniteSky49 3 years ago
This is very disturbing, but the background music makes up for it. Nice one ^^-d
yobrandon11 3 years ago