The great middle-class identity crisis

[ProdigyofZen]

Re: The great middle-class identity crisis

Power never sleeps . . .

That doesn't excuse it from history, however.

They just generally act more quickly and more decisively.

Check out any counter-revolution.

Mercy won't be found in the syllabus.

Debt on the labor class is the problem, a symptom of a larger flaw in the current iteration of the system.

I had breakfast last week with a fund manager out of London who manages 9 billion in AUM in global equities ex-US. He said the inequality in the world is the make up of revolutions and is a bit struck that they havent happened yet. Debt is a worldwide problem not just in the US.

Then I told him: "Debt is an ingenious substitute for the whip and chain of the slave driver" and said "never before have so many consumers so willingly gone into debt"

[don]

Re: The great middle-class identity crisis

Debt on the labor class is the problem, a symptom of a larger flaw in the current iteration of the system.

I had breakfast last week with a fund manager out of London who manages 9 billion in AUM in global equities ex-US. He said the inequality in the world is the make up of revolutions and is a bit struck that they havent happened yet. Debt is a worldwide problem not just in the US.

Then I told him: "Debt is an ingenious substitute for the whip and chain of the slave driver" and said "never before have so many consumers so willingly gone into debt"

hence the term sheeple . . .