The US has The Koch, Waltons, Mars, Bezos, etc and there are plenty of Walmart employees, by the way Walmart is in the top 10 employers in the US. The median wage is under $60k in the US and the families I mention are multi billionaires, The same in India. When you say SA is the most unequal country how different are we from the US were 10% earns $100k and 1% earns $500k and more?
@@lu881 please share the stats, and compare them to Nigerias, India, Zimbabwes, just like the nonsense with unemployment, people dont read fine print .
@@Mongusta Wait, are seriously telling this is the first that you've heard that South Africa is the most unequal country in the world? I thought this was common knowledge. Just search any video on UA-cam about South Africa and you'll know this. Or just type "Gini coefficient South Africa" and you'll get your world view changed
Very interesting one 👀
The US has The Koch, Waltons, Mars, Bezos, etc and there are plenty of Walmart employees, by the way Walmart is in the top 10 employers in the US. The median wage is under $60k in the US and the families I mention are multi billionaires, The same in India. When you say SA is the most unequal country how different are we from the US were 10% earns $100k and 1% earns $500k and more?
We are the most unequal statistically
@@lu881 please share the stats, and compare them to Nigerias, India, Zimbabwes, just like the nonsense with unemployment, people dont read fine print .
@@Mongusta
Wait, are seriously telling this is the first that you've heard that South Africa is the most unequal country in the world?
I thought this was common knowledge.
Just search any video on UA-cam about South Africa and you'll know this.
Or just type "Gini coefficient South Africa" and you'll get your world view changed
@@lu881 no I follow stats, and I read the entire docs, so I hate when people regurgitate stories that are not factual