Talk:Income
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Social stratification is one of the primary practical effects, and connotations, of the term income in the US. By removing that section of the entry, you're clearly demonstrating that this encyclopedia, like wikipedia, is only concerned with the aspects of things that you enjoy looking at. If this is truly going to be a trustworthy encyclopedia, you need to stop deleting things you're not necessarily happy about. -overturnroewadeâThe preceding unsigned comment was added by OverturnRoeWade (talk)
- Income level also carries with it a social stratification effects: The more money you make, the more people making more money you get to socialize with.
- duh huh? is this pro-lumpen masses or anti-lumpenproletariat? Rob Smith 14:37, 17 September 2007 (EDT)
- Um, I'm not sure we have to bring Marx into this. I'm merely pointing out a practical truth that should be included in this encyclopedia. If you want to go further in depth and point out other scholars who have said things similarly or differently, that's all fine and good, but a response of 'duh huh' with cites to concepts obviously at the fringes of what I was referring to only serves to frustrate good contributors. overturnroewade