i like that Jay is regurgitating a slander used by Hillary supporters as if that's an insult. It's too perfect.
Wealth inequality does matter when the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. These are direct outcomes of economic policy championed by Dems and Repubs.
It's very clear Jay lacks empathy, and that's the reason he thinks anyone who cares about improving the human condition is miserable. I should just accept that I am in a good place, and I shouldn't worry about making the world better for people in worse positions.
I'm just a miserable little twerp who wants the world to tilt a bit to favor people who don't have the same opportunities instead of hopping on the train and bidding them farewell.
Talking about economics is pointless because I understand the difference between real and nominal wage growth.
It's not misery, Jay. It's an acute understanding that I have a responsibility to my fellow humans to make the world a better place for future generations - something you should be interested in as a father.
You are a bootlicker. I'm guessing it's because you are hypnotized by the idea of being one of those awful people who exploits people for their own personal gain. You couch your selfishness with the absurd idea of being rational in your self-interest as if that's a free pass to be an asshole. But I honestly don't truly know why you are a flag bearer for such shit ideals.
How do we get the economy working for the average person? Make the economy work for the average person instead of for the top 1%. It's very basic, but people like Jay try to obfuscate with their weird little social commentary about millenials and entitlement. And when you try to offer up concrete criticism, you get dismissed with factoids and red and blue states. Frankly, it's hyperpartisan bullshit like that that leads to political gridlock.
But what do I know? Shining light on inequality is just a sign of misery for the ubermensch.
Wealth inequality does matter when the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. These are direct outcomes of economic policy championed by Dems and Repubs.
It's very clear Jay lacks empathy, and that's the reason he thinks anyone who cares about improving the human condition is miserable. I should just accept that I am in a good place, and I shouldn't worry about making the world better for people in worse positions.
I'm just a miserable little twerp who wants the world to tilt a bit to favor people who don't have the same opportunities instead of hopping on the train and bidding them farewell.
Talking about economics is pointless because I understand the difference between real and nominal wage growth.
It's not misery, Jay. It's an acute understanding that I have a responsibility to my fellow humans to make the world a better place for future generations - something you should be interested in as a father.
You are a bootlicker. I'm guessing it's because you are hypnotized by the idea of being one of those awful people who exploits people for their own personal gain. You couch your selfishness with the absurd idea of being rational in your self-interest as if that's a free pass to be an asshole. But I honestly don't truly know why you are a flag bearer for such shit ideals.
How do we get the economy working for the average person? Make the economy work for the average person instead of for the top 1%. It's very basic, but people like Jay try to obfuscate with their weird little social commentary about millenials and entitlement. And when you try to offer up concrete criticism, you get dismissed with factoids and red and blue states. Frankly, it's hyperpartisan bullshit like that that leads to political gridlock.
But what do I know? Shining light on inequality is just a sign of misery for the ubermensch.
