Americans feel poor despite being orders of magnitude richer than most others because our gov. cannot provide cheaper public options to costly private goods. You don't need a big house if there's a vibrant public square, you don't need a car if there's a train every 5 minutes.
Stan Oklobdzijatwitter.comAmericans feel poor despite being orders of magnitude richer than most others because our gov. cannot provide cheaper public options to costly private goods. You don't need a big house if there's a vibrant public square, you don't need a car if there's a train every 5 minutes.
The best way to make a living is extracting money from the federal government, way better than the professions which reliably get their pound of flesh.
If you don’t believe me drive northwest from DC through endless neighborhoods of $2-$6 million homes.
What do these people produce?
Coddled Affluent Professionalx.comThis guy shares one MAJOR difference between "Rich Neighborhoods" and "Poor Neighborhoods." https://t.co/Fa3nSsY8Oc
Financial Dystopiax.comPoverty is not a"lack of money".This is an oversimplification which is dangerous when it comes to macroeconomic poverty response programs.Poverty is deprivation.Deprivation does come from lack of access to individual consumer goods and services.but it doesn't ONLY come from that
Nathan FOIA Tankusx.com