Then just fucking off yourself. If it's so onerous that someone else who has worked harder than you, and is more capable than you, has more than you, just fucking end it then.GrumpyCatFace wrote:Compared to Medieval Europe? Absolutely. Compared to the ancients? Not so much. How about Europe and the rest of the developed world? Nope.Speaker to Animals wrote:Martin Hash wrote: What makes that quip especially good is that it's true.
It's really quite amazing to me that people can live in America today, only to look at the tiny fraction of humanity that has it better than them and complain.
You can live on a fixed income and you are living better than most aristocracy in all of human history. You already will live better than most people alive today.
But because they can't have even more they think the world is against them. If they would just look at it objectively, they'd see our "plutocracy" is downright beneficent as such things go.
I am not saying we shouldn't always look to improve things for the most people. We obviously should. But we shouldn't do so from a position where we bemoan our condition. That's just pathetic.
Nobody would complain that Americans in general are poor, that's just idiocy. But to ignore the fact that our society has the highest wealth inequality since Feudalism is equally stupifying.
Your emo-teen bitching is fucking sad.