Comment on Fewer People 55-And-Over Choose To Work. But Why?
MasterBlaster@lemmy.world 4 days agothat straw man you set on fire is nice and warm.
Only a moron or a dishonest debater would look back and not acknowledge the destruction of millions of steel, coal, manufacturing, furniture making, and textile industry jobs, the decline of unions, the shifting of tax burdens, or the elimination of public support. oh, lets not forget the drug addiction all over manufacturing towns throughout the industrialized states.
bravo!
TranscendentalEmpire@lemmy.today 4 days ago
Which they at least got to take part in before they voted for the people who destroyed it. They also benefited from the largest growth in wealth in American history. “Baby boomers hold approximately 51.6% of total U.S. household wealth, controlling over $85 trillion. Despite making up roughly 20% of the population, they possess an outsize share of assets compared to younger generations”