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Title text: I swear, I don't mean this comic to harbor any political perspective. I just thought it was funny. |
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- Ive a massive social inequality.
- I wanna be rich and famous and an astronaut and a cheerleader and fireman
- My god he has so many more dreams than me it's not fair!
- Sociologists investigated.
- Aspirational dreams peak at age 7 after which they taper off cratering to
- Almost nothing by age 12
- We adults are the 99%
- Economists made suggestions.
- We need to get children to give their dreams to adults.
- How about we force them into a no-bankruptcy-allowed high interest loan system in order to achieve a certificate that qualifies them for a middle class job?
- That just seems barbaric.
- Politicians seized the opportunity.
- Aspirational dreams are the key to a healthy economy but a literally very small portion of the population controls all of them! Some say, "they're just children." I say children are the future so they ought to start paying now!
- There was some pushback against elites
- A 29% marginal dream tax?! Damned dream lebeians id dream up away to destroy them, but they'd tax that too/
- 6
- Mother! Another
- Sprinkles and tonic.
- Journa
- But. Ultimately, forces for social change won the day
- Today the supreme court upheld the transfer of dreams from young to old the judges celebrated by piling into the chief justices robes and pretending to be a submarine
- As the new system progressed, sociologists noticed emergent effects
- Apparently having more dreams makes the average adult less happy I wonder why
- Who cares I'll never be the unicorn astronaut I was meant to be
- The more that children's dreams were taxed, the more adult they became,
- Hey susie wanna come to my treehouse and play frugal personal finance?
- Hooray
- But by then. The system was incapable of change
- The richest people can afford tofulfill their dreams everyone else is sad
- We need to petition the supreme court. But nobody's seen them since they upheld this system
- They've us periscope down!
- On the plus side old rich people are far more amusing
- I am batman! Whee!
- Though there remains bit of generational strife
- Now that you've taken all hope, could you at least share some of the wealth?
- You kids
- These days
- Are so entitled
- Caption: This bonus update is thanks to people who preordered soonish! Thank you/ cluck for more info.
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