Jan 17, 2023
12:09:37am
12:09:37am
it's also worth pointing out that for many they aren't pour because they're oppressed... they're poor because they're
young.
Do we really expect adults who are 18 and included in these kinds of data sets to be wealthy? Almost 7% of all US citizens are in college right now (counting full and part time)... Do we expect them to have high salaries?
Yet when the far left compare large data sets regarding income inequality, they don't control for age. They compare the income of these students to the income of a 65 year old and say that there is injustice in the US between the rich and pour.
(note that of course there is income inequality in the US - I think we just need better data analysis of the issue)
Do we really expect adults who are 18 and included in these kinds of data sets to be wealthy? Almost 7% of all US citizens are in college right now (counting full and part time)... Do we expect them to have high salaries?
Yet when the far left compare large data sets regarding income inequality, they don't control for age. They compare the income of these students to the income of a 65 year old and say that there is injustice in the US between the rich and pour.
(note that of course there is income inequality in the US - I think we just need better data analysis of the issue)
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1/16/23 6:16pm
That’s a good argument that no one is really satisfied with. For some reason humans are wired for comparisons and status
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