Quote from: K-Dog on Nov 14, 2026, 10:49 PM

INEQUALITY.ORG 2026-11-10

Why Corporate Taxes Matter for Working Families

The global race to attract corporations through lower taxes erodes public services critical to working families, placing unfair burdens on ordinary taxpayers and weakening education healthcare and infrastructure. Businesses value skilled workers and strong institutions more than low rates, yet lobbying and profit shifting enable avoidance. International cooperation on a minimum corporate tax is essential to halt this downward spiral and support equitable economic growth.

INEQUALITY.ORG 2026-11-04

Six Inequality-Fighting Candidates Who Won Tough Midterm Races

Six progressive candidates won unexpected victories by advocating bold economic reforms to reduce inequality, empower workers, and limit corporate dominance. They pushed for higher wages, universal healthcare, dismantling monopolies, taxing the wealthy, ending corporate political influence, and safeguarding communities from harmful technologies, reflecting a broad call for change that favors working families over concentrated wealth.

ROYALGAZETTE.COM 2023-04-13

Why more equal societies are always happier

More equal societies enhance happiness by alleviating the psychological strain of perceived poverty, as Keith Payne demonstrates how inequality undermines well-being, distorts thinking, and fuels harmful comparisons. His work reveals that distrust and risk taking rise with disparity, yet he finds hope in awareness and meaningful societal change.

A refreshing change from the Liberal Political mantra where ideally everybody gets a shot to be King in their myopic perversion of 'the best of all possible worlds.

Liberal and left are not the same thing.