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America's Two-Tier Justice System and the Obsession with Financial Asset Growth

By

disgruntledphd2

10mo ago· 17 min readenOpinion

Summary

The article discusses the relationship between Jeff Epstein and Donald Trump, highlighting a two-tier system of justice in America. It criticizes the lack of accountability for billionaires and elites contrasted with the deteriorating quality of goods and services for the general population. The focus is on the obsession with increasing financial assets' value in the current economic climate.

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One class in America is composed of billionaires and elites with super-yachts and no accountability, the other is composed of the rest of us who have to deal with increasingly enshittified goods and services.
In the Booming Twenties, all decision-making is about protecting the value of financial assets held by older people. Therefore, the number must go up. And nothing else matters.
Just take a look at another headline of the Wall Street Journal yesterday, and you’ll notice in this headline the flip side of the Epstein story
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In the Booming Twenties, all decision-making is about protecting the value of financial assets held by older people. Therefore, the number must go up. And nothing else matters.

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