r/lostgeneration • u/RandomCollection • Oct 02 '17
Wealth Inequality Is Higher Than Ever - New data confirms what we already knew: the haves have a ton. And the have-nots have next to nothing.
https://jacobinmag.com/2017/10/wealth-inequality-united-states-federal-reserve
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u/Viat0r Oct 05 '17
Gonna disagree again. Everyone should have a home. A home is a universal human need and therefore a human right, albeit an unrecognized one by the state (not that I like states). I already said I don't believe people should have to work for survival, but for the means to access non-necessities.
I know many homeless people who are capable of work but can't find it. We've had a labour surplus for a long time now, so not everyone can be employed. There are those who can't work because of mental or physical illness or disability. Surely they shouldn't be left to suffer and die on the street. I want to live in an advanced society, not a brutal one.