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Not every white person

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In the elite

Without jews, the elite actually leans mostly right wing

Indeed

unless anti-globalism can benefit them like some political gimmick most elite people support globalism

Its not that great but they tip us over the edge

anti-globalism as a means to make the maximun amount of profit is illogical.

offshoring production is just an easy way to increase profits if workers are too expensive at home.

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i would strongly recommend everybody watching this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtzRxeaf5NQ

So become imperialists for your side

rich people tend to be rich for a reason

**are you seriously going to make a meritocratic argument about capitalism when the majority of the world isn't '''blessed''' with the same benefits as western nations.**

*"Meritocracy is a political philosophy which holds that certain things, such as economic goods or power, should be vested in individuals on the basis of talent, effort and achievement."*

meritocracy doesn't sound too bad

but capitalism is not that

if you don't put in the effort to do a good job frankly you don't deserve your payment

it never has been

the first condition for a meritocracy is everyone starting from the same baseline which is incredibly false about the global capitalist world.

it's incredibly false for even a 'western' nation

it is however *not hard* to rise above from poverty in the US

assuming you know what you're doing

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could easily work for say, a year or two saving up cash

then use said savings to go to something as simple as trade school

yes because people working multiple jobs aren't 'working hard enough' and are 'lazy'.

just like that you have access to a job that gives decent pay

Save money for trade school

no, people working multiple jobs clearly *don't* know what they're doing

Which isn’t *super* expensive

yes because the US doesn't have the lowest or one of the lowest social mobility ratings of any OECD country

if they knew what they were doing they would've gotten schooling and had a better *singular* job

this doesn't change that it's actually really easy to get a good job

https://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/15/the-great-gatsby-curve/

an actual economist >paul krugman studied this

the US has high income inequality

because shit social mobility

and i disagree, it's actually really easy to acquire a good job