Inequality For All review

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Inequality For All (2013) watched this powerful eye-opening documentary about ex-USA Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich, decades long crusade to break the economic vicious cycle we have in good old USA. He presents jaw-dropping statistics and charts on how in the late 70s the Middle Class wages started to froze and in some cases decline while the rich 1% wealth jumped to the stratosphere. The film is not only educational, but entertaining as Reich is a very colorful fascinating character by himself. There are heart crushing interviews with regular working class citizens talking about their financial struggles...even with two or three jobs! There are interviews with both honest wealthy people, who admit that the tax breaks they get do not generate jobs but make them richer and less accountable, and those that just care only about themselves and their class. Do you know that there are 400 people that have more than half of the wealth of this country than 99% of the population combined? I highly recommend this award winning documentary to everybody, in particular those who, like an underpaid worker in the film, defend the current government's tax policies toward the wealthy 1%. 9/10

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