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Inequality for All

Inequality for All

2013
Documentary
1h 29m
U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich tries to raise awareness of the country's widening economic gap. (imdb)
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Inequality for All

2013
Documentary
1h 29m
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Rated 06 Jun 2014
80
84th
Here's the short version: All the economic lessons here will be ignored because the American people have been conditioned to believe that outsourcing of labor, cutting education, cutting healthcare benefits, and cutting taxes (for the wealthy) benefits the average American. Maybe 150-200 years from now when economists sort through the broken husk of a once great nation this film will slip through the time capsule to give them insights into how America finally fell apart as a country.
Rated 29 Sep 2013
0
0th
The Fourth Reich? Inequality of what, outcomes??? Every time some national socialist *cough* Nazi *cough* wants equality of outcomes, the party elites are always the most equal. No system is perfect, but freedom with government mandated equal opportunity and equal rights always works better that government mandated "equality". It's hard to corrupt government when they can't buy votes.
Rated 05 Feb 2014
40
19th
One would think that if we're going to commit to watching a documentary about economics, we're in for some nerdy shit. Not true. Income inequality, wage stagnation, Wall Street, blah blah blah. I'm sure that even politically disinterested people already know this stuff. I don't think I learned a damn thing. The graphs were pretty though.
Rated 20 Jul 2014
69
73rd
Some interesting correlations form form Labor Secretary Reich. But don't let that fool you, all those political trolls on the boards know waaaay more about the government and economics.
Rated 26 Jun 2015
80
59th
Instructive and entertaining.
Rated 24 Jan 2014
78
66th
All the good stuff in a tidy, educational package.
Rated 22 Feb 2015
88
71st
Robert Reich is always a fascinating fellow to listen to; I've been watching him tackle economic questions in whatever time he's allotted on late night talk shows for years. This doc is like taking a class from him, and not just because a third of it is literally him lecturing students. Reich takes the economy apart and explains causes and effects in ways a simpleton could understand. Sadly, all the simpletons that need to watch this movie probably won't.
Rated 28 Sep 2013
25
61st
"Robert Reich's message to America, much like director Jacob Kornbluth's uncomplicated film, is so simple and straightforward (you might even say obvious) that, without nitpicking, it can appear flawless." - Kalvin Henely
Rated 06 Oct 2013
65
65th
Entertainment 3/4: Reich is a great speaker; occasionally humorous; movie was mildy entertaining. Spirituality 1/3: opens our hearts to the disadvantaged. Sustainability 2.5/3: Excellent communication of important message: wealth inequality.
Rated 13 Sep 2014
90
66th
A very important and simple breakdown of what has gone wrong in (and *to*) the United States.
Rated 22 Jun 2014
70
69th
Better than the average policy driven educational video. Hopefully it manages to reach an audience beyond those who find its content to be completely obvious. Unfortunately, that never seems to be the case. Either way all the information within is wrapped up nice and easy to digest that you would think even the most dense of libertardians and republicans would be able to follow it and finally 'get' it. But as they say, "you can only lead a horse to water".
Rated 07 Dec 2014
3
92nd
Powerful message, an inconvenient truth... For the rich.

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