Message from @Skeleton

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2020-04-12 00:13:01 UTC  

It was only relevant to the question you asked.

2020-04-12 00:13:19 UTC  

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2020-04-12 00:13:29 UTC  

I don't think you understood my question then

2020-04-12 00:13:33 UTC  

🧑

2020-04-12 00:14:01 UTC  

I was asking if there was ever an example of mass redistribution of wealth by the government uplifting an underclass out of poverty

2020-04-12 00:14:09 UTC  

(there isn't)

2020-04-12 00:14:29 UTC  

Oooooh, so you were asking about uplifting an entire class of people.

2020-04-12 00:14:43 UTC  

Well seeing how communism has never been successful. No

2020-04-12 00:14:53 UTC  

what the fuck else would be the point of giving an entire class of people money

2020-04-12 00:14:59 UTC  

if it's not to help the entire class of people

2020-04-12 00:15:04 UTC  

Why would you do that?

2020-04-12 00:15:13 UTC  

idk you seemed to be the one proposing it

2020-04-12 00:15:37 UTC  

> I am of the mind though, that the amount of money we put into trying to up lift inner cities would have a drastically different and more successful result if we put it into the appalachians or the midwest.

2020-04-12 00:15:53 UTC  

Did I? I thought I was talking about a geographic poverty, not class poverty.

2020-04-12 00:16:44 UTC  

Uplifting geographic poverty seems far more feasible than class poverty.

2020-04-12 00:20:00 UTC  

what does that even mean

2020-04-12 00:21:07 UTC  

Putting wealth into an area decreases poverty, but maintains class structure.

2020-04-12 00:21:41 UTC  

yes but what does that look like practically

2020-04-12 00:24:38 UTC  

Id say the difference between countries, states, counties, and cities. When it comes to examples of it in play. Trade, tariffs, geopolitical wars and alliances. Taxes, public works, subsidized buisnesses, market manipulation/regulation, etc.

2020-04-12 00:30:42 UTC  

In a way, cities leach wealth out of the rural parts of the country. Based resources are harvested in the boonies, manufacture in manufacturing towns and traded in metropolitan mega cities.

2020-04-12 00:30:57 UTC  

What are we talking about?

2020-04-12 00:31:28 UTC  

Their favorite parts of siege

2020-04-12 00:31:32 UTC  

Idk, the movie 3 signs in Missouri

2020-04-12 00:31:49 UTC  

idk this conversation is meandering aimlessly based on that shitty movie about le dumb hicks

2020-04-12 00:32:02 UTC  

I fucking hate hollywood

2020-04-12 00:32:13 UTC  

Yeah. Still a good movie.

2020-04-12 00:32:24 UTC  

But it is pretty anti white.

2020-04-12 00:32:42 UTC  

Understanable, But honestly if you hate the movie don't critque it or bring attention towards it......

2020-04-12 00:33:05 UTC  

Hollywood is anti white propoganda

2020-04-12 00:33:25 UTC  

I trust the people on this server not to fall for Hollywood tricks.

2020-04-12 00:33:28 UTC  

well my point was that even the so-called good points lima is bringing up about the movie are still dumb

2020-04-12 00:33:50 UTC  

the entire thing is pozzed and elitist in a distinctly post-modern urbanite way

2020-04-12 00:35:02 UTC  

Alright, Still my point stands. Stop feeding Hollywood by giving these meaningless movies critque, As it brings more attention towards the movie you think is dumb.

2020-04-12 00:35:45 UTC  

Or we can enjoy discussing modern culture with like minded people.

2020-04-12 00:36:11 UTC  

Modern culture is degenerating society

2020-04-12 00:36:22 UTC  

Yes

2020-04-12 00:37:07 UTC  

So why should we discuss it?

2020-04-12 00:37:20 UTC  

^

2020-04-12 00:37:30 UTC  

Modern couture is interesting as it can be critiqued, but most film is product, designed to be consumed but not to give anything back, except the occasional half decent message. It isn't worth precious time.

2020-04-12 00:38:09 UTC  

*Time Kanz*.

2020-04-12 00:38:23 UTC  

there are plenty of good movies being made still