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This is a worldwide problem, not just a US one.
The world needs to collectively make these people's vast accumulation of wealth and thus power illegal. Old and new money regardless of where it came from.
Japan has very little wealth inequality.
Sadly that's not as true as it used to be, they're starting to get an increase in homelessness.
I think they were just slower to get fucked
True, but most of the world has it.
Not entirely true, socialist countries do exist and are undermining this system. Global capitalist countries are all seeing similar consolidation, though this is more stark in imperialist countries dominated by finance capital than in the global south, which is largely transitioning from underdevelopment and neocolonial trappings to development and sovereignty.
I see everything as a spectrum in this ol class war.