Posted by noncompos on July 22, 2008 at 08:55:13 from (71.36.101.175):
In Reply to: Re: OT. pay packages posted by DiyDave on July 22, 2008 at 03:05:53:
Asuming your remark was meant in good faith, and not to just engender a backlash... Remember how we used to laugh about the stories of King Farouk getting his weight in diamonds each year as a "tribute" from his subjects?? (Probably 95% of his loyal subjects, of course, lived in real poverty (not US poverty, but Egyptian poverty). After decades of incomes of the bottom and top becoming closer, they now seem to be diverging again; do we really want to go back to 1850"s-1900"s robber baron capitalism, with a small extremely wealthy class, a slightly larger middle class and the vast majority of the rest of us living hand to mouth?? If you want to discuss this situation seriously email. Bud
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