Message from @wahx

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2019-03-12 16:17:21 UTC  

I mean like how libTARDS say white privalage

2019-03-12 16:17:50 UTC  

Privlige based on race isnt real anymore

2019-03-12 16:17:53 UTC  

Class privlige exists

2019-03-12 16:18:12 UTC  

Being born in a middleclass/rich family gives you a giant advantage over someone born into poverty in a poor area

2019-03-12 16:19:06 UTC  

There are parts in the deep south where there's literally no opputunity to suceed unless you are either: really intellectually/phyiscally gifted, or if you join the military

2019-03-12 16:23:30 UTC  

Right wing states have lower economic mobility than left wing states on average

2019-03-12 16:32:41 UTC  

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ but wouldn’t that data be skewed due to the rise and fall of manufacturing in America

2019-03-12 16:35:41 UTC  

Like how industry rose rapidly in the middle and end of the 1800s, while sectors like agriculture stagnated

2019-03-12 16:45:19 UTC  

Industry was only a tiny part of the total economy in the early 1800s too

2019-03-12 18:07:58 UTC  

@Leo (BillNyeLand) Industrial production is just production of goods and services.

2019-03-12 18:08:16 UTC  

@chad yeah thats different though.

2019-03-12 18:08:20 UTC  

But it's not just right wing or left wing

2019-03-12 18:13:43 UTC  

It's more about the mentality

2019-03-12 18:14:04 UTC  

Of course you're going to succeed if you're smarter etc, infact anyone can work hard and succeed

2019-03-12 18:14:11 UTC  

it's just purely choice 99% of the time

2019-03-12 18:14:23 UTC  

Nah

2019-03-12 18:14:38 UTC  

Plenty of it is genetics

2019-03-12 21:42:31 UTC  

Equal opportunity is the foundation of a free, fair, and prosperous economy

2019-03-12 22:14:32 UTC  

america is a mediocre place for mobility among developed countries

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418667927169138688/555151671869571082/The_Great_Gatsby_Curve.png

2019-03-12 22:23:37 UTC  

(only the y axis is relevant to what I said)

2019-03-12 22:29:37 UTC  

Who do you guys think will win the 2020 election, and why?

2019-03-12 22:30:36 UTC  

I can’t tell yet

2019-03-12 23:12:44 UTC  

Probably Trump, too much split voting in the Dem Party, Bernie, Biden, and lots of women compared to just one in 2016, I understand most people vote for the nominee but I'm expecting some write ins.

2019-03-12 23:12:55 UTC  

Don't understand why there's so many Dems running,

2019-03-12 23:34:23 UTC  

You could say the same about Repubs in 2016

2019-03-12 23:34:27 UTC  

But look where that got us

2019-03-12 23:44:52 UTC  

Nobody stood out there though

2019-03-12 23:45:03 UTC  

And there was one lady Carly Fiorina

2019-03-12 23:45:19 UTC  

Now we have several women and several high status men

2019-03-12 23:45:28 UTC  

Plus Howard Schultz running would probably help

2019-03-12 23:46:35 UTC  

Schultz would severiously dent the political landscape

2019-03-12 23:47:41 UTC  

Do you think it would help GOP win or DEM?

2019-03-12 23:51:27 UTC  

It would definitely hurt the Dems but there’s a chance that if Trump makes a fool of himself that he could snag moderate Repubs too

2019-03-12 23:51:42 UTC  

The only problem is that everybody hates him 😂

2019-03-13 00:57:57 UTC  

Remember that time Congress had a televized lottery for the Vietnam draft?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418667927169138688/555192794033946625/kvimw0bcvo611.png

2019-03-13 01:02:45 UTC  

The US had a ~13% casualty rate.

2019-03-13 01:03:24 UTC  

Let's have a televized lottery for every Congressman's name. 11 names drawn to die, 60 to be wounded

2019-03-13 01:36:50 UTC  

How about no

2019-03-13 01:39:08 UTC  

y not

2019-03-13 01:47:34 UTC  

Congresspeople aren’t the cause of the problem, it’s the system and the people the system represents