It's always strange to me people arguing against income equality.
Even though we have plenty of evidence and research that it makes society better for everyone.
And there is zero evidence that the more billionaires a country has the better it is.
Even though we have plenty of evidence and research that it makes society better for everyone.
And there is zero evidence that the more billionaires a country has the better it is.
1. Is income equality the primary driver of a country descending into social turmoil?
2. If not, is the USA so politically and socially similar to those countries in other ways that an income equality system - or a system that moves in that direction - would be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel's back?
I'm particularly interested in #2 as a non-American.