There’s a reason the 10th commandment says “Thou shall not covet thy neighbor’s goods”.
But that doesn’t stop progressives like PaulKrugman from bemoaning the success of the Rich in a pathetic attempt to point out contrived unfairness.
But that doesn’t stop progressives like PaulKrugman from bemoaning the success of the Rich in a pathetic attempt to point out contrived unfairness.
He writes:
“American capitalism as currently constituted is undermining the foundations of middle-class society — shouldn’t be up for argument.”
Progressives love to declare that the debate is over. It’s one of their favorite tactics to bully their opponents. But, ten times out of ten its also a sure fire indication that they have no provable argument in the first place. (See Global Warming).
Incomes are supposed to be unequal! Doctors are supposed to make more money than the burger flippers at Mickey Ds. The key in life is to strive TO BE the doctor, or the lawyer, or the engineer, or any of other of dozens jobs that one can do instead of the burger flipper. But, that takes dedication and hard work and that’s something progressives don’t bother mentioning.
As far as capitalism goes, there is no other economic system in the history of the worlds that has lifted more people out of poverty.
Feudalism didn’t do it.
Socialism didn’t do it.
Communism didn’t do it.
The success of the United States proves the point. In only a scant 238 years no country has accumulated the amount of wealth we have. And the standard of living of the poor in the U.S. significantly beats the Rich of the middle ages in Europe.
What progressives seek is for everybody to be poor, nobody having more than anyone else and it’s the government that does the providing. That’s their dirty little secret. Margaret Thatcher was hip to the income inequality game.
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