A Disparity in Power is Not a Disparity in Morals
Deprivation is not morality. That is why the class and racial divisions of the left are sociological and cultural, but not moral
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--July 11, 2011
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A disparity in power is not a disparity in morals. This truth is the dynamite under the edifice of the left which insists that the poor are more moral than the rich and that a nation's moral worth can be measured in inverse proportion to its per capita income. The debate is not merely one of wealth. It is less about the morality of wealth, than about the moral cost of assuming that to be poor or deprived is to be good.
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