gipper
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No and I never stated is was.Do you really think it's the same in every country?Thanks for the graphic, but I would be more interested in the breakdown for the US only. its probably safe to say, the more corrupt the government the more concentrated the wealth.This is really screwed up...and we Americans fight among ourselves over stupid things. All the while the elites are screwing us. When will we wake up and take action?
The Panama Papers offer damning proof of this: increasing concentrations of wealth and power that are free of any constraint (such as taxes) is not just the consequence of centralized money and state power--this inequality is the only possible output of centralized money and state power.
Here is a graphic portrayal of just how concentrated global wealth really is: the top .7% (less than 1%) own 45% of all global wealth, and the top 8% own 85%.
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Of Two Minds - The Panama Papers: This Is the Consequence of Centralized Money and Power
Do you really think it is any different in the US?
Here it is...
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