Yes - unnecessary bureaucracies and employment pyramids siphon off the wealth that could go to those who need it. A study was conducted in Chicago in the nineteen-eighties which showed that moneys already designated for the poor went to sustain agencies that supposedly serve them. If the money went to the people directly, no one in Chicago would have been poor. And yes, politicians, as we know, for the most part serve the rich.
So the beleaguered workers remaining, attending the robots and computers, and the exhausted service-sector workers pay through the nose to the unproductive parasitical one percent.
Yes, although the percentage of parasites is much more higher. And yes, creation of wealth is not producing. If the wealth start piling somewhere, it's always stolen from somebody or somewhere.
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Humans can parasite the Earth, but the worst is that people are parasiting each other.
Like the whole public sector.
And those who produce pay it all.
By Anonymous, at 2:14 AM
Yes - unnecessary bureaucracies and employment pyramids siphon off the wealth that could go to those who need it. A study was conducted in Chicago in the nineteen-eighties which showed that moneys already designated for the poor went to sustain agencies that supposedly serve them. If the money went to the people directly, no one in Chicago would have been poor. And yes, politicians, as we know, for the most part serve the rich.
So the beleaguered workers remaining, attending the robots and computers, and the exhausted service-sector workers pay through the nose to the unproductive parasitical one percent.
By Jack Saturday, at 7:09 AM
Yes, although the percentage of parasites is much more higher.
And yes, creation of wealth is not producing.
If the wealth start piling somewhere, it's always stolen from somebody or somewhere.
By Anonymous, at 11:53 PM
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