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There also needs to be said about the large majority of people in any given job market that refuse to move out of their bumfuck town and find work elsewhere.

Most people only look for work within a 50 mile radius from where they live, and usually because they started a family before they were financially stable.

>>4967997
Brown grad here. I saw this problem a lot during my stay. Really disappointing. There were some amazing people, but unfortunately you had to wade through people who could score in the top percentile of all tests, GPA, but couldn't form a single thought of their own.

Goddammit, I thought I had heard the last of this kid.

I like how people still defend this system saying it's not "capitalist" enough. The same argument was used in Soviet Russia to defend Communism, stating that it wasn't "communist" enough.

The key to capitalism is not competition and fairness, but the exact opposite. Crushing competition and dominating the market. All laws that say they'll "deregulate" the market, do nothing of the sort. They simply allow the corporations to eliminate the competition so they are allowed to merge and become more powerful.

When the rich get richer the poor do not also get richer as a result. They will always get poorer. The idea is to make most people believe that the corporations interests on the top 1% is in the same interests as the public on the bottom 95%.