I'm pretty sure you're a fag and your shit's all fucked up.GrumpyCatFace wrote:I'm pretty sure that there's some sort of middle ground between living under Castro or Sadaam, and egalitarian utopia.... or is that binary in your head?Okeefenokee wrote:You already have an even playing field. You don't live under Saddam's Baath party, and you look like a squalling infant with this asinine attempt to pretend as though you do. There are no laws saying poor people aren't allowed to go to college. There are no bars to employment in high paying jobs for people who aren't affiliated with the correct clique.SilverEagle wrote:
Bam! Right there! Thank you!
But please, continue on with your incessant whining and bitching about how bad it is that you have so little opportunity. It's pretty much the same as Cuba under Castro out there, amiright? Let's make some signs and have a protest.
but seriously, we aren't going to achieve an egalitarian utopia. We aren't all the same, and therefor we won't reach a point where what we have is all the same. You have a greater opportunity to be successful in America than you do anywhere else in the world. It isn't about trying to be super wealthy like Martin keeps trying to turn this into. That's a pretty weak premise, that unless you can achieve uber wealth without even trying that you live in hell and are the victim of injustice.
All these attempts to paint this as the buildup to the french revolution are also horseshit. None of the conditions are even close to being the same.