"Pope Francis denounces ‘trickle-down’ economic theories in critique of inequality"
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"Francis’s focus on the subject is especially notable given dramatic changes in the world economy.
Many of the world’s richest countries are experiencing historic levels of income inequality, with the quality of the life for workers in the middle no longer improving. And even in the developing world, there are emerging concerns about inequality and whether workers will benefit from their countries’ increasing prosperity. In China, for instance, officials have made repeated promises to tackle the country’s widening income gap" All the talk in the world is not gonna reverse things ,it is all just talk and finger shaking.there is nothing that can be done to meake the ecomy better it is a runaway train. |
So one of the world's leading economists chimes in on "trickle-down" economics.: rolleyes:
Actually, this should surprise no one. The Catholic church for years has been pretty far to the left with its views on economics / wealth (re) distribution. |
Yeh dem Catlicks are pure evil to business uber alles types.:rolleyes:
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Dave |
When you work harder and demand less for your labors, you will be rewarded with more work.................
Until, of course, they find (or create) people who are willing (or more likely forced, politically, economically or at gunpoint), to work even harder for even less. Thence the race to the bottom. Which, of course, was the whole idea behind "trickle down" to begin with. Note; There are STILL workers who staunchly believe in this mechanism of repression. But, this won't last forever. They'll figure it out someday.:) Dave |
Lotsa "anti-organized religion" types all the sudden got some love for them Catholics
Give unto Caesar what is Caesar's and give unto God what is God's. What you do for the least among you, you do for me. Put those two together, and it tells me it's not the government's place to take care of the poor. I think the Pope missed the mark calling for politicians to make things better. |
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So, if you came upon Jesus and he said he was hungry, tired and naked, you'd tell him "Go get a job you f**king bum!"? I think you need to reassess the basic nature of your ideology and the glaring way it conflicts with the teachings of Christ. You've been fed a pack of absurd lies by the likes of St. Ronnie and the Church of Righteous Greed. :rolleyes: Dave |
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