Anger over U.S. capitalism and wealth inequality had been growing for decades. After all, downtown resembled a construction zone. At 11:45 on the morning of September 16, 1920, it was a glorious time to be on Wall Street. The stock market ascended, the sun shined and elaborate business lunches beckoned. But this is a reminder that its always been in the system and, most likely, always will be.
Anger over U.S. capitalism and inequality had been growing for for over 40 decades.
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                                 :polarity -)))
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                           :quant 40
                           :unit (z9 / decade))))
Anger over U.S. capitalism and inequality had been growing for for over 40 decades .
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