Mokokoma MokhonoanaIt is in the best interest of the rich to preserve poverty.
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The rich will always see to it that the poor remain in a state of poverty. In a society where the rich have all the power, they will always find a way to keep the poor from rising above their station in life. If you’re a working class person and you think you deserve a better life, you’ll never hear about it from your friends or neighbors. You’ll never hear it from anyone who could be helpful to your cause. Because the rich have everything they need to fight your battles for them.
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