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Possibly because sport is about the purest meritocracy there is, only the talented get to the top, no exploiting workers, no dodgy under the table deals. I personally still find it obscene that one person can earn such huge amounts for so little effort (comparatively) but you can't really blame...

I don't know how it works in America, but over here it's not the wealthy owners who pay the salaries, it's the ordinary people who shell out for match tickets, team clothing, and pay per view TV, and who buy the products the companies who sponsor are selling. Pretty sure the wealthy team owners...

Can't see a revolution happening anytime soon. Most people kind of know what the conservative agenda is but have just chosen to go along with it willingly. Eventually the 1% will own everything, and the worker bees will be sedated with celebrity X factor on ice and all the cheap cider they can...

University/colleges? That's a bit off topic, but you have to pay for uni these days. I care about inequality, not because I'm a hobo hugging lefty, but because it's going to be the downfall of our society.

If you're comparing first world to third world then yes. But do you think that its right that one of the richest nations in the world should have so much inequality? It isn't just a question of working a bit harder to break out of poverty either, the vast majority of people who receive state...

There is enough abundance for all, but an ever increasing wealth gap means that is no longer a possibility for most. We can't all be millionaires when when most of the wealth is held by a tiny percentage. Also, I would respectfully disagree on the work ethic issue. Both my neighbours leave for...

I only employ one guy, and we both climb.

My lowest paid employee is already in more than $15 an hour, and he's getting a rise soon