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Topic	82 percent of all wealth generated in 2017 went to the 1 percent
darkphoenix181 01/25/18 2:35:03 PM #42:	Darkman124 posted... you do realize that the real (inflation-adjusted) cost of housing, healthcare, education, and food has risen significantly since the 1980s, right? what has gotten cheaper is luxuries which you seem to be confusing with 'standard of living' We all have dark in our name. I am not darkjedi. If you didn't confuse us, I am not sure how I am confusing luxuries with standard of living? Unless as I asked above wealth refers only to luxury? My point like in post 30 was that I don't buy that wealth went up because as you said, buying into the standard of living rose dramatically. --- chill02 to me: you are beautiful <cite>darkphoenix181 posted [p:894785230] in 82 percent... [t:76241282]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote> you do realize that the real (inflation-adjusted) cost of housing, healthcare, education, and food has risen significantly since the 1980s, right? what has gotten cheaper is luxuries which you seem to be confusing with 'standard of living'</quote> We all have dark in our name. I am not darkjedi. If you didn't confuse us, I am not sure how I am confusing luxuries with standard of living? Unless as I asked above wealth refers only to luxury? My point like in post 30 was that I don't buy that wealth went up because as you said, buying into the standard of living rose dramatically. --- chill02 to me: you are beautiful</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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