My Plan to Reduce Income Inequality

a) Allow only one individual per household to work (families in the top quintile having many more workers per household). b) Make it illegal to concentrate in any sort of professional or STEM field (rich families having much more/better education). c) Execute a certain percentage of people over the age of 50 (older people tending to make much more money). d) Outlaw working over 40 hours per week (higher income earners tending to work significantly longer hours). e) Get rid of all computers (technology greatly widening the wage gap). f) Sterilize all single women (and men) after they're had a child out of wedlock and/or under the age of 21 (single motherhood being a reliable ticket to poverty)......................................................................................And, yes, clearly this is satire. I'm only trying to underscore that there exist plausible and logical reasons for the wage gap in this country and that maybe instead of looking for scapegoats (in this instance, successful individuals) and sinister factors we take a much less divisive approach (instituting school-choice and making it easier for people to start a business, for example). That's all.

On a Recent Study from "Psychiatry News" Which Asserts that 70% of Nonreciprocal Domestic Violence Is Female On Male

I would love to say that I'm shocked but being that I've known a fair number of psychotic bitches in my lifetime, no, not really.

On Famed Pathologist, Michael Baden, Now Claiming that it Is Much More Probable that Jeffrey Epstein Was Slain and Not the Victim of a Suicide

Uh, yeah!!!

On the Fact that (According to the International Energy Agency) Even After 30 Years of Numerous Treaties and Summits and Hundreds of Thousands of Wind Turbines, the Percentage of Overall Energy that the World Gets from Fossil Fuel Sources Has Remained Pretty Steady at About 80% - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fIkA-dpiZk

But, please, let's keep banging our heads against the wall believing that we can run our advanced societies strictly on wind and solar energy.......I mean, we can't surrender now, can we? Wink wink.

On the Number of Times that the National Organization for Women Has Expressed Outrage Over the Lack of Female Ditch-Diggers, Sewage-Workers, or Other Such Jobs that Create and Maintain Our Modern Infrastructure

Still holding at zero, would be my guess. Yours, too, I bet.

On the Fact that (According to an Article from the National Bureau of Economic Research) a Significant Part of the Increase In Income Inequality Over the Past Couple Decades Is the Result of Highly-Educated White-Collar Workers Putting In Longer Hours (a Trend Made Possible by Easy Internet Access and Laptop Computers)

We already knew that the top quintile worked more hours than the bottom one and it now appears as if that factor has increased even more over the years. Hm, I wonder if ole Elizabeth Warren knows about this. Maybe not, huh?

On Michael Bloomberg Entering the Presidential Race and Immediately Apologizing for Having Instituted "Stop and Frisk" In New York

I had thought that maybe Bloomberg was someone who I could support (for the nomination, at least) but if he's going to start groveling and pandering like the rest of these brain-disordered schmucks, yeah, yet another hard-pass might be on the menu here.