42 people own the same wealth as the poorest 50 percent
"Billionaires’ fortunes grew by £585 billion - enough to end extreme poverty more than seven times over - in the 12 months to March 2017, Oxfam said on Monday, as it revealed a new record had been set for the biggest increase in people surpassing the financial milestone - one every two days."
Thank god for trickle-down economics huh
Originally posted by Scribble
42 people own the same wealth as the poorest 50 percent"Billionaires’ fortunes grew by £585 billion - enough to end extreme poverty more than seven times over - in the 12 months to March 2017, Oxfam said on Monday, as it revealed a new record had been set for the biggest increase in people surpassing the financial milestone - one every two days."
Thank god for trickle-down economics huh
Yea
Originally posted by Scribble
Can't wait until they trickle down to us and we can salute the rich whilst we gulp down their trickleHaven't seen any sign of it yet though, but I trust the rich, they'll get it trickling down soon!
You trust the rich, but why not the poor? Loads of poor people have offered you jobs I'm guessing.
Originally posted by SurturWhat? I posted this:
More like I don't know what yours is supposed to be. You came in talking about trickle downs as if you wee responding to an argument from someone who only exists in your head.
Originally posted by ScribbleThen you responded to it. Are you confused, or have you forgotten that all you ever seem to do is come out with political non-sequiters? I'm sorry that I can't even mention wealth inequality without sending you off on one, I didn't realise you were that much of a corporate loyalist, brosef
42 people own the same wealth as the poorest 50 percent"Billionaires’ fortunes grew by £585 billion - enough to end extreme poverty more than seven times over - in the 12 months to March 2017, Oxfam said on Monday, as it revealed a new record had been set for the biggest increase in people surpassing the financial milestone - one every two days."
Thank god for trickle-down economics huh