The Poor

A day doesn't go by without one hearing about the moral obligation of the wealthy to address the growing income gap and polarization of American Society. There's no doubt some truth to it - american greed has become legend.

However, why is there never any significant criticism of the lower classes and their breeding habits. The 'poor' are reproducing themselves 4 to 5 times over. Is there any kind of job growth that will accommodate such numbers? And just how qualified will these coming generations of the 'under-privledged be? What percent will be employable for anything more complicated than janitors and truck drivers?

The middle and upper classes limit the number of their offspring to that which they can afford to raise. Yet they're expected to pay increasing shares of their income to provide financial support and services for the swelling, bovine spawn of the 'underprivileged'.

However, these 'underprivileged' apparently have no moral responsibly for self-restraint or denial as they insist on such luxuries as smart phones, big screen TVs, Laptops, Luxury cars, and 250 dollar track shoes.

America has been able to afford a great number of preposterous delusions since it came out on the top of the world in the 1950's. It's been a nice run, but the show is over.