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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Alberto G. Corona 
Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2015 12:24 AM
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Subject: [SPAM]Re: [SPAM]Re: Economic inequality

 

I don´t believe in anything that SCIAM says except in hard sciences. And event 
in that I have my doubts

These kind of publications lost their credibility time ago. Well, and many 
pseudoscience departments

in the universities. They are nothing but propaganda organs driven by power and 
money

 

Well not directly power and money, but leftist fanatism as a cover for the seek 
of power and money.

 

And it is with this ad hominem attack on the alleged slant of the source that 
Alberto chooses to ignore an (easily fact checkable)  graph that illustrates 
how income distribution has changed over the last hundred years. You display 
such power of intellect…. Amazing! 

also very Ostrich-like; keep your head down Alberto, the sand is good for your 
brain.

Chris

 

2015-04-01 7:56 GMT+02:00 'Chris de Morsella' via Everything List 
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From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of meekerdb
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2015 9:26 PM
To: EveryThing
Subject: [SPAM]Re: Economic inequality

 

The SciAm article doesn't even begin to describe how great the inequality is.  
Like most statistical presentations it divides the population into quintiles.  
But that hides the fact that is not the to 20 to 1 percentile that hold the 
wealth, it is the tope 1% and even just the top 0.1%

 

And that graph describes the source of so many of our social ills; this high 
degree of income distortion -- in terms of the US being an outlier, on the 
global distribution of developed economies -- is the fundamental driver of 
pretty much everything else going wrong with this country; from crumbling 
infrastructure, to crumbling education, to crumbling living standards. Could 
this be what life is like in a crumbling empire, far out into imperial 
overreach, stretched thin across the globe, in the vast archipelago of bases – 
including places of true logistical nightmare, like Afghanistan (the logistical 
nightmare of nightmares…there is no feasible way to get the heavy armor out of 
Afghanistan, except through Russia, with Pakistan definitely not wanting mass 
transiting US armor.

The cost of bearing empire is breaking our backs, and with each successive 
cycle of disaster capitalism – creative destruction, right-sizing, out-sourcing 
etc. the empire is in a race to scraping bottom, as all empires do. Inside the 
bubble of power the mantra remains “we make history” (as once boasted by one 
famous neocon), but on the ground it is not all going as planned… though who is 
going to ever bring the emperor the bad news… any volunteers? Naturally we 
don’t have an emperor (yet), but we do have a powerful deeply rooted patrician 
aristocracy that has been ascendant here for the last four decades.

Will it swing back the other way, as it has in the past – such as with the New 
Deal, or earlier with Teddy Roosevelt’s trust busting of Standard Oil; or is 
this just the prelude to… welcome to tomorrow?

Chris




http://www.voxeu.org/article/exploding-wealth-inequality-united-states

Brent



http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/economic-inequality-it-s-far-worse-than-you-think/

 

 

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