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@Leo (BillNyeLand)

This is better

The adjusted version is more accurate

( Notice the 40s-50s was very stable strong growth with not one recession, that was the closest separation of bank and state)

A lot of bad stats back in the 1800s

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ Yes there is

We're all privliged here

We were born in devloped countries

You cant control where you're born

Be born in a refugee camp in Africa then come tell us that privlige isnt real

Dude that’s just deep shit

I mean like how libTARDS say white privalage

Privlige based on race isnt real anymore

Class privlige exists

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

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

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

https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/reports/0001/01/01/economic-mobility-of-the-states

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

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

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

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

@chad yeah thats different though.

But it's not just right wing or left wing

It's more about the mentality

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

it's just purely choice 99% of the time

Nah

Plenty of it is genetics

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

america is a mediocre place for mobility among developed countries

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

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

I can’t tell yet

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.

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

You could say the same about Repubs in 2016

But look where that got us

Nobody stood out there though