The video and its subsequent response sparked a significant reaction on social media, with numerous users rallying behind Sangwan's statement. However, some others disagreed, asserting that personal opinions should not be shared within classrooms.
The top 1% are the true heart of the matter, here. I feel, everything else is a symptom of what they sow.
They (the top 1%) are the personification of greed (not just the desire to hoard wealth but also power, because each begets the other), and greed really is the “root of all evil.”
It’s not the same. Blaming a group of people without understanding who is in that group is not very thoughtful. This reeks of “kill the rich” or, more accurately, “kill whoever is more rich than me”. If you want to target someone with your frustration, understand at minimum who you are targeting.
Agreed.
The top 1% are the true heart of the matter, here. I feel, everything else is a symptom of what they sow.
They (the top 1%) are the personification of greed (not just the desire to hoard wealth but also power, because each begets the other), and greed really is the “root of all evil.”
Being in 1% by income makes one barely a millionaire. Most likely not even that if they live in an expensive city and have a family.
0.1% is probably more accurate, but the general idea is the same
It’s not the same. Blaming a group of people without understanding who is in that group is not very thoughtful. This reeks of “kill the rich” or, more accurately, “kill whoever is more rich than me”. If you want to target someone with your frustration, understand at minimum who you are targeting.