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Income inequality as a protest is nothing more than [[claptrap]]. Equality of opportunity is the capitalist way, not equality of outcome. But the poor, liberals will complain, the poor are being made poorer by the one percent. That is largely due to government, not the rich. Besides, our poor are the richest in the world. State and Federal aid is plentiful and America's poor have access to hundreds of programs from free phone service to free electricity and of course free food and discounted housing. The poor have [[iPhone]]s, flat screen TVs, air conditioning and usually transportation. If you have change in your pocket, no matter what bracket of income you fall in, you are the richest 1% in the world.
 
Income inequality as a protest is nothing more than [[claptrap]]. Equality of opportunity is the capitalist way, not equality of outcome. But the poor, liberals will complain, the poor are being made poorer by the one percent. That is largely due to government, not the rich. Besides, our poor are the richest in the world. State and Federal aid is plentiful and America's poor have access to hundreds of programs from free phone service to free electricity and of course free food and discounted housing. The poor have [[iPhone]]s, flat screen TVs, air conditioning and usually transportation. If you have change in your pocket, no matter what bracket of income you fall in, you are the richest 1% in the world.
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