@rickdugan
“There is no such thing as a fair system out there.” that is true.
The so-called founding fathers were paranoid hypocrites and ungrateful malcontents men that shifted authority and lawmaking, from the king to private potentates and their own elected/selected “accountable” democratic officials (puppets)
Feudalism was a social system that classified people based on their birth, wealth, and ancestry...
The feudal system is live and well in England with the King and Queen.
In America today, this type of social class system still exists, as a Corporate Feudal system with a Corporate elite, Bankers, Politicians, Celebrities, etc.
We still have the nobility, who are now the CEOs of corporations who lobby “our” politicians to work for them, not the people.
The peasants work under the rule of the King and lords/Corporations and they get paid a small amount in return.
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The peasants in England never owned their own property. Just like peasants in America who have to take a mortgage to have a place to live or have to rent from a LANDLORD.
In Capitalist America the majority of people belong to the lowest caste, laborers bound under the feudal/capitalist system to work on his lord's/patron’s estate/industry...
Only they are made to believe that they can one day become the billionaires a one in a billion chance if they play by the rules.
Behind every fortune there is a crime, the numbers don’t lie, things don’t add up, if they were to play by the rules.
That believe, the American Dream (a fairy tale about Cinderellas) is what allows this system to continue.