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A Corrupted Nation - How does a nation that is the most powerful in the world have poverty issues? How is it that the rich get richer and yet the poor continue to stay poor?
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A Corrupted Nation A Corrupted Nation How does a nation that is the most powerful in the world have poverty issues? How is it that the rich get richer and yet the poor continue to stay poor? If the government fulfills all of it's promises then these wouldn't be issues. But the people that make up the government supply the public with words they think we want to hear rather then actual results. Tomas Sowell describes these people and their words in his book "The Vision of The Anointed". Sowell's ideas, my not be targeting the government in particular, but in my opinion his ideas reflect those actions made by the U.S. government. I have developed my opinions in relation to Sowell's ideas, and examples. In the book there are such chapter's titled, "Flattering Unction", "By The Numbers", "The Irrelevance of Evidence", and "Optional Reality", all of which I will use...
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