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 @ISIDEWITHasked…6mos6MO

How would you feel if your efforts resulted in the same reward as someone who worked less hard, in the name of equity?

 @9H8T5PC from Arkansas answered…5mos5MO

I feel if I worked harder and put more effort into something then I should get more credit than someone who worked less and did not put effort in

 @9H8YFV8 from Kentucky answered…5mos5MO

It wouldn't be fair because they were working less to get the same reward which makes a person think life is easy and you don't have to work as hard as other people.

 @9H7QTYFanswered…5mos5MO

it would be very frustrating, knowing you put in the dedication and the consistency but that other person did absolutely nothing.

 @9H6SY76 from California answered…6mos6MO

 @ISIDEWITHasked…1mo1MO

How might eliminating the wealth gap influence the way younger generations dream about their future?

 @9LBR66Danswered…1mo1MO

future generations are going to have to learn how to dream realistically because the wealth gap has quite literally eliminated the american dream of a house and a family with a picket fence and all that, everyone eventually is gonna be living paycheck to paycheck while the rich keep on getting richer

 @9LDDGGC from New York disagreed…1mo1MO

You work for what you get in this country. Nothing comes without hard work. It may be harder for some but it is never impossible.

 @9LD3M9Z from Texas agreed…1mo1MO

The economy at this point in time seems to put extra amounts of stress on the youth to need to be financial stable at such a young age or to have so much experience to even get a job that pays well enough to be satisfied with ones self.

 @9LBQ3PTIndependent  from Pennsylvania answered…1mo1MO

Eliminating the wage gap may lead to younger generations feeling less separated from older generations due to differences in income.

 @9LBSMFJ from Texas agreed…1mo1MO

the way older generations were able to buy houses in their early years versus how the younger generation today cannot even think that buying a house is possible. the younger generation may feel less successful than the older generation when they were the same age.

 @9LBR5XLIndependent from Washington answered…1mo1MO

I admit Germany has a financially feasible social system in place that isn’t over-taxing the people. There are many places the government can take over your life and there’s a lot of red tape on simple matters but I have witnessed firsthand that it is very suitable for the German citizens. The key is Americans have a different culture and we value freedom and individual choice more than supposed security that has strings attached.

 @9LBQZ3L from Arizona answered…1mo1MO

Younger generations may feel more open with dreaming bigger for their future, without worrying how much something may cost. Or how they'll afford even getting to that point.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…2mos2MO

How would you imagine the elderly or differently-abled individuals would be treated in a society where contributions are valued over capacity for labor?

 @9L35VF4Republican from Tennessee answered…2mos2MO

If they are bums and do not work, they should starve.

 @9L39D7G from New Jersey disagreed…2mos2MO

Differently abled and elderly people can provide completely different skills than the abled, and even if they cannot work it is often not their fault and it is our responsibility as able-bodied and young people to work in their stead and help them live life as any person has the right to.

 @9KS57CP from Montana commented…2mos2MO

They would be honored if they gave a life of work. Except that's exactly how it goes right now and some people think old people should die so maybe we have to work on that.

 @9KRHKT8Democrat from Arkansas commented…2mos2MO

I value that they will be treated like everyone else and treated with pride

 @9L35P53 from Georgia answered…2mos2MO

They would be more valued in society and have more of a foot in the door

 @ISIDEWITHasked…1mo1MO

If income didn't define social standing, how do you think our sense of community would change?

 @9LBRY6W from Pennsylvania answered…1mo1MO

I think our community would be better and people will look at each other the same.

 @9LBRMCF from Texas answered…1mo1MO

Money wouldn’t be part of our culture. The culture shock of immigrants coming in wouldn’t be as horrible and everyone would be able to work for it

 @9LBRH4B from North Carolina answered…1mo1MO

I think there would be a major change in those who think they are superior due to some numbers in a bank account. This is unfair due to some people not being able to fund their own education so they are unable to get a better job.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…1mo1MO

Would your passion for your current hobbies increase or decrease if the economic factor was removed from the equation?

 @9LJ2Y25 from Arizona answered…4wks4W

increase because i won't have to worry about cost or how it affects others

 @9LJ2S5W from Indiana answered…4wks4W

 @9LJ26C4  from New York answered…4wks4W

Increase, as then I could get the materials needed to complete my ongoing projects

 @ISIDEWITHasked…4mos4MO

What sacrifices would you be willing to make to ensure everyone in society has their basic needs met?

 @9JJ7DXH from Idaho answered…3mos3MO

I feel that some freedoms are needed to be sacrificed if it ensures equal opportunity and safety for everyone.

 @9JJCCBC from Pennsylvania disagreed…3mos3MO

No freedoms should be sacrificed for anything and our freedoms don't impact anyone's safety or opportunity in this country

 @9JJ7F5KIndependent from Minnesota answered…3mos3MO

Very little sacrifice- research and history proof that scientific socialism disincentivizes individuals to work or to do their best work.

 @9JJ79LM from Illinois answered…3mos3MO

Defunding the military, not a lot just a little. Momentarily getting less involved in foreign relations to get more involved in at home problems. Taxing the rich more

 @ISIDEWITHasked…1mo1MO

What values do you think should be taught in schools to prepare students for a society focused on the collective good?

 @9LBRMCF from Texas answered…1mo1MO

Like everyone can be horrible and that life isn’t roses like everyone says. The government isn’t always the best. Like students need to be taught the real world cause it’s gonna hit them like a car if they don’t

 @9LG8VD8 from Georgia agreed…4wks4W

So that they don't blindly trust the authority around them and so they are prepared for the real world and also teach them how to do basic things like tax's, mail, Resume, Ect basic life skill because most people don't know how to do that.

 @9LC7HYP from Pennsylvania answered…1mo1MO

Teach the children that we are equal, no one is different and weird. They also should learn to treat each other with respect.

 @9LBRKC2 from Texas answered…1mo1MO

how the working field really works and what it requires for it's incoming workers to be prepared for.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…4mos4MO

How can a society ensure that it values individual creativity while still promoting collective good?

 @9HXH92Z from Utah answered…4mos4MO

I think individual creativity creates competition that overall is good for the society.

 @9HXGTNZ from Florida answered…4mos4MO

A society can ensure that it values individual creativity by having free programs to help the community.

 @9HZ8NSGIndependent from North Carolina answered…4mos4MO

 @9HXGR42 from Utah answered…4mos4MO

i think the scientific socialism is bad and is making people do something they dont want to do

 @ISIDEWITHasked…6mos6MO

Would you accept a lower standard of living if it meant that the poorest in society could live much better?

 @9H93JK6Democrat from California answered…5mos5MO

It would depend, but I would like to see the lower class be able to live better.

 @9H94H7C from Virginia commented…5mos5MO

If im giving up what I worked for to help I want to see the poor side of society put effort in to get themselves back on their feet.

 @9H93CW8 from California answered…5mos5MO

 @9H93CF3 from California answered…5mos5MO

I would accept a poorer standard of living to improve the lives of those less fortunate.

 @9H93BT9 from Illinois answered…5mos5MO

Yes because if I spent my whole life having everything I wouldn't be mad to give others that chance.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…4mos4MO

Can you think of a scenario where everyone benefits from shared prosperity, and what that might look like in your own life?

 @ISIDEWITHasked…5mos5MO

If receiving education and healthcare were no longer tied to economic status, how might that shape your future aspirations?

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