Joe Steel
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What happens when income inequality goes too far?
yep prime example of envious "I want what you earned and I want it for free" liberlals acting just like monkeys
it proves how wealth redistribution is childish and animalistic
yep prime example of envious "I want what you earned and I want it for free" liberlals acting just like monkeys
it proves how wealth redistribution is childish and animalistic
I think it is funny that you and others assume that is what the monkey recognized?Both of the monkeys did exactly the same work but one was paid more for it than the other. The injustice was so obvious, even a monkey could recognize it. Why can't you?
Both of the monkeys did exactly the same work but one was paid more for it than the other. The injustice was so obvious, even a monkey could recognize it. Why can't you?
Both of the monkeys did exactly the same work but one was paid more for it than the other. The injustice was so obvious, even a monkey could recognize it. Why can't you?
because Im not a monkey. Im not taped in a cage with no other options like going out and and earning my own food instead of begging for it and being dependent on some else giving it to me
Now keep on with thinking your brain and reasoning is just like a monkeys. I have a better respect for my self
What happens when income inequality goes too far?
Watch and see.
Both monkeys were working at the task assigned them.
Both of the monkeys did exactly the same work but one was paid more for it than the other. The injustice was so obvious, even a monkey could recognize it. Why can't you?
Both monkeys were working at the task assigned them.
So you are asserting that a doctor, lawyer, truck driver and burger flipper all do the same work, thus should get the same reward? Income inequality is normally associated with different rewards for different work, not different rewards for the same work. Eight hours of brain surgery is more highly valued than eight hours of burger flipping.
the underpaid monkey shouldn't worry. the prosperity will trickle down.
Prime example of the interesting conservative definition of "earn." Did the monkeys earn those treats?yep prime example of envious "I want what you earned and I want it for free" liberlals acting just like monkeys
Prime example of the interesting conservative definition of "earn." Did the monkeys earn those treats?
I've got an experiment for you. just like that one. you have two monkeys in a cage side by side. one monkey has to pull lever down over and over again for an hour to get a piece of food. the other monkey gets his for free. do you think the monkey that has to pull the lever down to get his food will continue to do so when he finds out he can get his for free also
So you are asserting that a doctor, lawyer, truck driver and burger flipper all do the same work, thus should get the same reward? Income inequality is normally associated with different rewards for different work, not different rewards for the same work. Eight hours of brain surgery is more highly valued than eight hours of burger flipping.
Yes, but is 20 seconds of being a hedge fund manager more valuable than 8 hours of brain surgery? Or is two hours of simply being a Hilton daughter doing nothing more valuable than 8 hours of brain surgery?
I think it is funny that you and others assume that is what the monkey recognized?
because Im not a monkey. Im not taped in a cage with no other options like going out and and earning my own food instead of begging for it and being dependent on some else giving it to me
Now keep on with thinking your brain and reasoning is just like a monkeys. I have a better respect for my self
Observation of animal behavior is a well-accepted technique for studying human psychology. Your reliance on the difference between humans and animals to deny the implications of the experiment is ill-advised.
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