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@beyond_capital Marx would read this and say "what is this moron doing appropriating my words for his bullshit"

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@middle_class_us Are you out of your mind? You think nearly 40% of Americans have been displaced from their homes?

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@middle_class_us In 1980, families spent an average of 13.5% of their disposable income on food. Currently, the number is 9.7%

Gen Z spends less of their income on food than boomers did.

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@middle_class_us What an interesting fictional scenario you've posted here.

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@omgsidewalks Two straw men in one post. Efficient!

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@omgsidewalks It wasn't a belief at all for 99.999% of human history.

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@AlanBradfo87299 @middle_class_us While this is true. The market for housing in high population areas is distorted. Normal market signals can't function when there are external forces limiting supply, like public opposition to building more housing. As usual, a regulation problem.

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@XqiuzX What would an African know about it?

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@0xDavecryps Liquidating the wealth of every billionaire on earth wouldn't accomplish this.

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@UziCryptoo $19 would have been an extremely well paid job for a union job, considering the median pay for union jobs in 1982 was ~$9.50

($19 x 2000 hours) - $38k would have been well into upper-middle-class territory.

The median was only making $19k, equivalent to $65k today

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@UziCryptoo $100 in 1983 accounting for inflation would be $298. So that boomer mom was way overspending. Just like the Gen Z here.

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@omgsidewalks You dont want to understand it. Its because the value held by them is utilized in the growth of economic activity, which raises standard of living great than increased tax revenue does.

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@ItsLulu_7 I've read Marx and disagree with his philosophy for many reasons. Did he lie to me?

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@Tahj42 @iam_biglad1 Leave that employer.

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@Tahj42 @iam_biglad1 Having no recourse when someone infringes on your human rights doesn't sound very free to me.

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@omgsidewalks in 1901 people spent 40% of their income on food. In the 1940s, that dropped to about 25%. currently it's around 10%.

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@TalbertsirhC @goran_kenk @omgsidewalks In many ways that's true. But we shouldn't discount that modern capitalism requires a certain moral framework in order to function. Most of human history didn't recognize some of the human rights capitalism relies on.

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@iam_biglad1 I also don't want to pay taxes on the value of the assets I hold, which drive economic activity for the society. Why would they?

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@omgsidewalks If you own a work truck, are you "hoarding" its value?

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@Laymens_terms @bankertobuilder All 100% correct. The other factor for their inefficiency is the US is that because they are more rare, drivers are less practiced at navigating them. It only takes one moron who's never driven through one before to collapse all movement.