Re:It's Called a Premortem–and It's the Most Productive Thin...
by DavidPiper on Monday January 27, 2025 @07:27AM
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I'm not sure what the GP's post was, but I'm genuinely curious. I have no experience of socialist countries, but I have several friends and colleagues who have emigrated over the last decade or so.
1. Is income equality the primary driver of a country descending into social turmoil?
2. If not, is the USA so politically and socially similar to those countries in other ways that an income equality system - or a system that moves in that direction - would be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel's back?
I'm particularly interested in #2 as a non-American.
1. Is income equality the primary driver of a country descending into social turmoil?
2. If not, is the USA so politically and socially similar to those countries in other ways that an income equality system - or a system that moves in that direction - would be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel's back?
I'm particularly interested in #2 as a non-American.