Quote from: ktttn on September 25, 2013, 03:52:23 PM

Quote from: Kim Jong Un on September 24, 2013, 06:29:17 PM

Poverty is necessary, because without poverty in some places, we couldn't live our privilieged lives with 90 inch plasma tv and Mercedes S-Class and diamond iPhones.

Diamonds and iPads would be much more expensive without poverty in Africa or Chicago.

Sincerely,
Supreme Leader of Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Kim Jong Un

Diamonds would be common if not for poverty in Africa. The metals in iPads would have less cost as well.

Quote from: Wilikon on September 24, 2013, 05:52:03 PM

The Fix is in... the coin?

Poverty and Misery are big business on this planet and work well together. Are you willing to let all those asylum directors' and prison guards' children go hungry? How about all those 911 phone operators? They have children too. How about all those people "feeding the children" by sending "80 cents a day" while looking at those sad, sad black & white videos of slumps on TV? They need a way to justify their 50inch flat screen TV. Taking away their 80 cents a day donation will make them feel bad and sorry for themselves, creating Misery and surely more Poverty.

People were poor 3000 years ago. 10 years is maybe short. Give yourself a bit or more rooms.

But good luck!

Perhaps the prison guards should take a cue from the market and find a new line of work. Same goes with anyone working for the state.

Perhaps, perhaps...