In The Self-Destruction of the 1 Percent The New York Times' Chrystia Freeland wrote about how "The top 1 percent cannot evade its share of responsibility for the growing gulf in American society."
She goes on to point out that "the danger America faces today, as the 1 percent pulls away from everyone else and pursues an economic, political and social agenda that will increase that gap even further - ultimately destroying the open system that made America rich and allowed its 1 percent to thrive in the first place."
She reminds us, as Roosevelt put it, "equality of opportunity as we have known it no longer exists."
Check out the entire piece at The New York Times.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
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