The entire premise behind the lefts cries about inequality regarding the pay gap between the owner, and the worker is false. The idea that the worker has a right to a percentage of the net profits of their employer is mindboggling.   Did the workers: Abandon a steady paycheck to start a company? Sacrifice personal capital and put their skin in the game? Donate personal time and health to making sure the company succeeds? When a business is breaking even, and the boss is working 80 hours a week and living in the back room in his office trying to make the company successful, are the employees willing to take a pay cut below minimum wage? When a business owner fails, will his employees that are not out of a job, pay him/her unemployment? A person’s labor is determined by their skill level; it’s based on supply and demand. If you are doing a menial task that anyone can do, but you are working for a business that someone created a model that profits large...

The more divided we are the easier it is to find ourselves being ruled. Government survives off of conflict and controversy, it thrives off of victims. The stronger we the people are, the more unified our community's, the less power government has, the need for it simply disappears. We don't all have to agree on everything to learn to be civil. We can passionately disagree about issues and still be friend's working on common goals. Both the left and the right want many of the same things, they only disagree on how to get to the ends. Most of our division is coordinated by thought-out strategic planning used to control and manipulate us. Until there is a mass awaking to these facts, we will continue to be fragile and weak to a power structure that isn't accountable to any of us.