I blame hospitals and apple cider.
No. It's an invitation to take the problem far more serious than do the Marxists. Inequality is a problem far too deep to attribute to capitalism.https://twitter.com/DeontayErickson/status/1373989757093441536 …
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Jordan, you should do a conversation with
@thevivafrei and@barnes_law. They had Dave Rubin on a few weeks ago.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Georgism is my preferred solution. "As soon as the land of any country has all become private property, the landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed, and demand a rent even for its natural produce." -Adam Smith
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I’ve been leaning this direction for awhile
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I agree. If we were to make a comprehensive list of factors that contribute to inequality, capitalism wouldn't even make the top 20. It's a complicated social issue, but it's largely propagated by individuals and their mindsets.
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Inequality is a side effect of greed. That's it. Nothing more. Greed.
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No. Inequality is the ‘side-effect‘ of freedom.
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“Wealth” is a human construct. Wherever there is “wealth” there will be inequality. Why? Because there are a limited number of resources to even attribute wealth to, and insanely wealthy people don’t like to share. Greed is a sin for a reason, after all.
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It's not, its a natural construct.
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