Comment by jamessantiago

My thought here is that there is a significant lack of outrage in weak wage growth and income disparities because the data is not relatable enough. There's certainly some protest at the most abhorrent levels of minimum wage meeting acceptable levels for a living, but shouldn't everyone from the upper to lower class be up in arms if there is such a favoritism toward executives and shareholders? Maybe something along the lines as showing what normal wage growth in tangible quality of live areas (e.g. this is the home you could afford) would look like for certain income levels might be a better way to explain this.