NYC Rents Up 75%
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It's really been a masterful transition and redistribution of wealth...to the wealthiest. All this talk of "freedom", "debt", etc., etc., shifts the entire discussion. It has turned out so good for the top 1% you have to really wonder how much was orchestrated.
So, at the end of the day, all you can do is work your ass off to break out of the norm. There will continue to be more and more disparity between rich and poor. The competition will continue to grow as population grows. That also means more people to work for less, just as it means more opportunities for those lucky/fortunate enough to "succeed".
Thankfully the Tea Party is dying. We'll move back to the middle ground and, hopefully, focus on issues that are really important to the future of this country.
- Like people being slaves?yurimon
- Are you even talking about NYC?monospaced