[beethovenfan]

...and here I thought that “climate change” was the defining challenge of our time.

[butlerweave]

Obama can’t everyone Rich so he’ll make everyone Poor

[Brad from Tennessee]

Democrats have to fabricate crises—War on Women, Global Warming, Police Brutality, The Uninsured, White Privilege, etc.—because the White House is clueless when confronting a real crisis. Fabricated crises also serve to advance government expansion, adding regulations, enriching cronies, and increasing Democrat voter rolls.

[youngidiot]

You have $1000 and I have $100. The “gap” is $900. Next year you double your money to $2000, and your pleased. I increase my money ten fold to $1000 and I’m ecstatic. But, oh no, the “gap” has now grown to $1000. Finally, the third year, you lose your money down to $100. You’re very upset. I also lose my money down to $80. I’m also very upset. But guess what? The “gap” is now only $20! SUCCESS!!!

The “wealth gap” is a bs arbitrary number.

[Terry L Smith]

“Ah’s done do dah woik, ah’s do git paid, ah’s got dah bills paid, an’ ah’s got whats left, and it ain’t fer d’at ol’ white guy d’at wants to git it all!”

[ctdonath2]

Minimum possible income is $0/yr. That’s a hard limit.
Maximum income is practically unlimited.
Given an administration printing money (aka “quantitative easing”) and giving most of it to cronies (bankers), of course income equality is high - and irrelevant.

[jsanders2001]

> Inequality is the defining challenge of our time, President Obama says. “There’s too much inequality,” Hillary Clinton said in the debate Tuesday night.

and the irony is that both are banking hundreds of millions of dollars and have gun toting SS agents with them everywhere they go yet they want to disarm U.S. cutizens. Hypocrites.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Liberal politicians need a new uniform.

[kaehurowing]

The problem isn’t “the rich.” The problem is that Obama and the Democrats raped and destroyed the middle class.

[Arthur McGowan]

If I were Pope, appointing bishops, I would eliminate any nominee who had ever used the phrases “income inequality” or “gap between the rich and the poor.”

There is absolutely nothing in Scripture or moral theology that warrants being concerned about the fact that some people are rich and others poor—or the fact that the “gap” between them may be getting larger.

[JoeFromSidney]

I figure that a rich man is someone who can buy whatever he wants without having to worry about the cost. If you don't want a whole lot, it's easy to be rich.

[SaraJohnson]

It a problem but not one that the government can solve. The culture of big business today is to concentrate huge salaries and profit sharing into a few management hands and leave the workers holding the bag. There in no shame, honor nor loyalty among the globalist elite.