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>"Timothy Noah's book - The Great Divergence - talks about how the US became less >equal over the last thirty years, and how they might become more equal if they >wanted to. "
Of course that is a foregone conclusion. Seriously too obvoopus to bother to read really.
Those at the top do not want equality and they have the power to effect their will.
Those at the bottom want equality but do not have the power to effect their will.
In other words, money talks, and in the US I would say it talks the oudest. Louder than morals, louder than the common good, louder than world peace, luder than the condition of the planet itself.
Come on, are they fracking sdown under ? Where else are the yfracking other than the US ? That is the most blatant example of disregard for the environment in the world.
Of course that is a foregone conclusion. Seriously too obvoopus to bother to read really.
Those at the top do not want equality and they have the power to effect their will.
Those at the bottom want equality but do not have the power to effect their will.
In other words, money talks, and in the US I would say it talks the oudest. Louder than morals, louder than the common good, louder than world peace, luder than the condition of the planet itself.
Come on, are they fracking sdown under ? Where else are the yfracking other than the US ? That is the most blatant example of disregard for the environment in the world.