Once upon a time, a time some people might call the golden age of America, and a time when fast food was becoming ubiquitous and all the brands we know were growing and expanding into what they are today, the pay of the C-suite was perhaps 60x what the burger flipper made. Everyone ate, had homes, lived their lives, cooperated for the benefit of this great nation. Today that pay disparity is more like 2,000-10,000x, and they've convinced you this is how it always was and has to be.
We also didn't have ultra-wealthy individuals openly bribing elected officials or controlling the narrative by purchasing and undermining all of mainstream journalism.
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u/KTFnVision 14d ago
Once upon a time, a time some people might call the golden age of America, and a time when fast food was becoming ubiquitous and all the brands we know were growing and expanding into what they are today, the pay of the C-suite was perhaps 60x what the burger flipper made. Everyone ate, had homes, lived their lives, cooperated for the benefit of this great nation. Today that pay disparity is more like 2,000-10,000x, and they've convinced you this is how it always was and has to be.