At a time of massive wealth and income inequality, we can no longer tolerate

[Uncle Joe]

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[WarGamer]

1. 100% agree

FWIW... that's $538k/year to be in the top 1%

[leftstreet]

2. DURec

[Irish_Dem]

3. The US just doesn't seem interested in improving citizen quality of life.

Dems trying to do so face an uphill battle.

Why?

1. Racism. White people don't want to give POC a penny.

2. Americans are puritans at heart. Happiness is bad, suffering and misery are good.

3. The wealthy see all US resources as theirs and theirs alone. They aren't about to share.

[Uncle Joe]

4. I agree with all your answers to a lesser or greater degree but

see your third point; they having by far the most financial power largely shaping and/or intensifying the first two.

[Irish_Dem]

7. Excellent point. #3 is the driving force behind #1 and #2.

It always gets back to the American oligarchs.

[a kennedy]

5. AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHY I LOVE BERNIE........

NOW, SOMETHING HAS GOT TO BE DONE WITH THIS INFO. So sorry for yelling, but I have been saying, talking, and screaming this for FOREVER. EAT THE RICH. or just make them PAY FINALLY. 🤬 🤬 🤬 🤬 🤬

[Hortensis]

6. Senator Sanders' behaviors since 2020 suggest that

if he could undo his role in 2016, and the enormous gift that was to the wealthy, he would. That is truly to be grateful for.

But with more extremely critical, perhaps last-ever elections coming up, I wish he would speak out and help lead those who might repeat their mistakes away from the cliff. Giant wealth inequality hurts everyone, but they've seen nothing like the pain to come if we let government of, by and for the people end.

[soryang]

8. Avoid or evade?

Avoidance has been a whole lot more than 163 billion.

[JoeOtterbein]

9. K n R!!!

Thanks for posting Uncle Joe!