The Gap is a good thing! 

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NEW YORK TIMES 2/3/20

Gap Between Haves and Have-Nots Widens...


https://www.seattletimes.com/busine...ap-tween-the-haves-and-have-nots-of-business/


People with nothing will always be at zero. And no matter where you are on the economic scale, you will almost without fail get further away from zero, and that is OK, in fact it is good thing for you! Inflation is major component of the raising gap and no matter what the inflation rate is, the guy at zero . . . stays at zero. The size of the Gap is very misleading.

People like Daisuke Wakabayashi and Matt Phillips who authored the above article, could not have an original thought if they had only one thought.

If you make 50 K or so a year, you are probably middle class or approaching it. Every year you live, you will, almost assuredly, make more money as you widen the gap between you and the guy sleeping in the street. As you invest in a home and other real property, you will increase the gap evermore between you the "haves" and the "have-nots". Again the Gap is a good thing!

Mr. Wakabayashi and Phillips want the "haves" to think of themselves as the "have-not's" so they can stir you into supporting their perverted ideas of a "just" society.

Don't fall for it, just continue to increase your gain away from those that have zero and enjoy your life.
Alas, to those who have zero . . . that can change!
 
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