|
| The wealthiest have gotten richer, and control a record
| share of America's wealth. New data suggest $1 trillion of
| wealth was created for the 19 richest American households
| alone in 2024. That is more than the value of Switzerland's
| entire economy.
|
| It took four decades for the top 0.00001% of Americans'
| share of total U.S. household wealth to grow from 0.1% in
| 1982--when 11 households made up that rarefied group--to
| 1.2% in 2023, according to an analysis by Gabriel Zucman,
| an economist at the University of California, Berkeley and
| the Paris School of Economics.
|
| In one year, by the end of 2024, the share of total U.S.
| household wealth for the modern 0.00001%--those 19
| households--jumped to 1.8%, or about $2.6 trillion. That is
| the biggest one-year increase on record, according to
| Zucman.
| ...
<https://www.wsj.com/economy/1-trillion-richest-families-wealth-increas e-bc13874a>
--bks
[email protected] (Bradley K. Sherman) wrote in news:vuavcr$lct$[email protected]:
|
| The wealthiest have gotten richer, and control a record
| share of America's wealth. New data suggest $1 trillion of
| wealth was created for the 19 richest American households
| alone in 2024. That is more than the value of Switzerland's
| entire economy.
|
| It took four decades for the top 0.00001% of Americans'
| share of total U.S. household wealth to grow from 0.1% in
| 1982--when 11 households made up that rarefied group--to
| 1.2% in 2023, according to an analysis by Gabriel Zucman,
| an economist at the University of California, Berkeley and
| the Paris School of Economics.
|
| In one year, by the end of 2024, the share of total U.S.
| household wealth for the modern 0.00001%--those 19
| households--jumped to 1.8%, or about $2.6 trillion. That is
| the biggest one-year increase on record, according to
| Zucman.
| ... <https://www.wsj.com/economy/1-trillion-richest-families-wealth-increas e-bc13874a>
--bks
The conservative ideal is like that of
most 3rd world countries. A handful of very
wealthy oligarchs and everyone else living
in grinding poverty.
|
| The wealthiest have gotten richer, and control a record
| share of America's wealth. New data suggest $1 trillion of
| wealth was created for the 19 richest American households
| alone in 2024. That is more than the value of Switzerland's
| entire economy.
|
| It took four decades for the top 0.00001% of Americans'
| share of total U.S. household wealth to grow from 0.1% in
| 1982--when 11 households made up that rarefied group--to
| 1.2% in 2023, according to an analysis by Gabriel Zucman,
| an economist at the University of California, Berkeley and
| the Paris School of Economics.
|
| In one year, by the end of 2024, the share of total U.S.
| household wealth for the modern 0.00001%--those 19
| households--jumped to 1.8%, or about $2.6 trillion. That is
| the biggest one-year increase on record, according to
| Zucman.
| ... <https://www.wsj.com/economy/1-trillion-richest-families-wealth-increase-bc13874a>
--bks
The Rich DESERVE their wealth, are not criminals
because they're wealthy and deserve NO penalties.
They don't "owe" Joe Beerbelly a fuckin' penny.
The Rich DESERVE their wealth,
c186282 <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
The Rich DESERVE their wealth,
What did Paris Hilton/Don Jr/Saudi royals
DO to "deserve their wealth"?
Bradley K. Sherman wrote:
|
| The wealthiest have gotten richer, and control a record
| share of America's wealth. New data suggest $1 trillion of
| wealth was created for the 19 richest American households
| alone in 2024. That is more than the value of Switzerland's
| entire economy.
|
| It took four decades for the top 0.00001% of Americans'
| share of total U.S. household wealth to grow from 0.1% in
| 1982--when 11 households made up that rarefied group--to
| 1.2% in 2023, according to an analysis by Gabriel Zucman,
| an economist at the University of California, Berkeley and
| the Paris School of Economics.
|
| In one year, by the end of 2024, the share of total U.S.
| household wealth for the modern 0.00001%--those 19
| households--jumped to 1.8%, or about $2.6 trillion. That is
| the biggest one-year increase on record, according to
| Zucman.
| ...
<https://www.wsj.com/economy/1-trillion-richest-families-wealth-
increase-bc13874a>
--bks
I didn't see Presidents Clintoon, Nigger, or Senile, nor ANY Democrat in Congress stop ANY of the myriad scams in the economy that affects the
middle
class: artificially low interest rates, "free trade", offshoring
production,
refusing to enforce criminal antitrust law on the medical system, etc.
On 4/23/25 17:58, Anonymous wrote:
Bradley K. Sherman wrote:
|
| The wealthiest have gotten richer, and control a record
| share of America's wealth. New data suggest $1 trillion of
| wealth was created for the 19 richest American households
| alone in 2024. That is more than the value of Switzerland's
| entire economy.
|
| It took four decades for the top 0.00001% of Americans'
| share of total U.S. household wealth to grow from 0.1% in
| 1982--when 11 households made up that rarefied group--to
| 1.2% in 2023, according to an analysis by Gabriel Zucman,
| an economist at the University of California, Berkeley and
| the Paris School of Economics.
|
| In one year, by the end of 2024, the share of total U.S.
| household wealth for the modern 0.00001%--those 19
| households--jumped to 1.8%, or about $2.6 trillion. That is
| the biggest one-year increase on record, according to
| Zucman.
| ...
<https://www.wsj.com/economy/1-trillion-richest-families-wealth- increase- >>> bc13874a>
--bks
I didn't see Presidents Clintoon, Nigger, or Senile, nor ANY Democrat in
Congress stop ANY of the myriad scams in the economy that affects the middle >> class: artificially low interest rates, "free trade", offshoring production, >> refusing to enforce criminal antitrust law on the medical system, etc.
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
Nor did you even blame American corporations for offshoring...
-hh wrote:
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade
Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
How many CRIMINAL indictments for violations of antitrust law, or whatever else
(as opposed to fines) have we seen out of those clowns?
Nor did you even blame American corporations for offshoring...
What do you expect them to do? TARIFFS are the answer here.
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
-hh wrote:
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade
Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
How many CRIMINAL indictments for violations of antitrust law, or whatever else
(as opposed to fines) have we seen out of those clowns?
Too lazy to goo-goo for info? Here's one example.
https://consumerfed.org/the-cfpbs-2021-2025-enforcement-legacy/
Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
-hh wrote:
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal >>>> Trade Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
How many CRIMINAL indictments for violations of antitrust law, or whatever >>> else (as opposed to fines) have we seen out of those clowns?
Too lazy to goo-goo for info? Here's one example.
https://consumerfed.org/the-cfpbs-2021-2025-enforcement-legacy/
How many people were sent to PRISON?
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
-hh wrote:
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal >>>>> Trade Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
How many CRIMINAL indictments for violations of antitrust law, or whatever >>>> else (as opposed to fines) have we seen out of those clowns?
Too lazy to goo-goo for info? Here's one example.
https://consumerfed.org/the-cfpbs-2021-2025-enforcement-legacy/
How many people were sent to PRISON?
Dude, it's not always a prison sentence.
Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
-hh wrote:
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal >>>>>> Trade Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
How many CRIMINAL indictments for violations of antitrust law, or whatever
else (as opposed to fines) have we seen out of those clowns?
Too lazy to goo-goo for info? Here's one example.
https://consumerfed.org/the-cfpbs-2021-2025-enforcement-legacy/
How many people were sent to PRISON?
Dude, it's not always a prison sentence.
Fines are passed on to consumers. Prison sentences aren't.
(The rest of your faggotry deleted.)
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
Anonymous wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:How many people were sent to PRISON?
-hh wrote:
Funny how you didn't mention the Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal >>>>>>> Trade Commission, Securities & Exchange Commission...
How many CRIMINAL indictments for violations of antitrust law, or whatever
else (as opposed to fines) have we seen out of those clowns?
Too lazy to goo-goo for info? Here's one example.
https://consumerfed.org/the-cfpbs-2021-2025-enforcement-legacy/ >>>>
Dude, it's not always a prison sentence.
Fines are passed on to consumers. Prison sentences aren't.
:-D Yeah, none of us pay for prisons, federal, state, or private.
Pull my finger dude.
You're stupid and innumerate.
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