And the price of tea in China? Anything else irrelivent for us?
There might be relevant things for you. For example when Trump goes after China
before the US industry has been relocated to the US. China in possession of large parts of the US and EU industry and their know-how means the end of the West´s advance sooner or later. West´s behavior is simply mad.
The poor today are richer than any time in human history.
I know that grieves you, but it's a fact.
No doubt about that but that´s not all that great. A fat belly hardly resists. Look how wealthy we could be. Automated factories could work for us, all is free. Work time two or three hours per day. But that´s nothing for you, evil communism. You prefer to work 10 ******* hours in Uncle Sam´s last steel factory like hundred years ago. Health insurance? Communism! Holiday? Communism! Worker rights? COMMUNISM!
Here’s the list of the countries with the highest wealth inequality, according to the Allianz report.
(100 = One guy owns all the money*)
- U.S.A. — 80.56
- Sweden — 79.90
- U.K. — 75.72
- Indonesia — 73.61
- Austria — 73.59
- Germany — 73.34
- Colombia — 73.18
- Chile — 73.17
- Brazil — 72.86
- Mexico — 70.00
America Is the Richest, and Most Unequal, Country
*my adding for explanation.
Topic is not income equality.
Topic is the poor are getting richer.
If you want income equality move to Cuba where you go to prison for making a penny over $15 a day.
And yet not one of you moonbats has moved there.
Cuba is a damaged country with a strange leadership. But we can turn the tables and ask, so when you love bare naked capitalism that much, why aren´t you moving to Congo?
"The Democratic Republic of Congo is widely considered one of the world's richest countries in natural resources; its untapped deposits of raw minerals are estimated to be worth in excess of US$24 trillion. The Congo has 70% of the world's coltan, a third of its cobalt, more than 30% of its diamond reserves, and a tenth of its copper.
Child soldiers have been used on a large scale in DRC, and in 2011 it was estimated that 30,000 children were still operating with armed groups.
Instances of child labor and forced labor have been observed and reported in the U.S. Department of Labor's
Findings on the Worst Forms of Child Labor in the DRC in 2013.
Through 2011 the DRC had the lowest Human Development Index of the 187 ranked countries."
Democratic Republic of the Congo - Wikipedia