Might it be true that a capatilistic government may not want everyone to be as successful as they dream?

Question

The system thrives on three classes: rich, middle, and poor. If everyone was either upper middle class, or rich, there'd be nobody to do those terrible gritty tasks that are required for us to live life as we do. It's a terrible thought but why else would we have a dean's system in our high schools that works against the productivity of the learning experience; Instead of working with and understanding students proves to isolate and remove them. Thus highly improving their chances of becoming doomed to a life of poverty, penny pinching, or otherwise failure.

Answer 1

working hard always pays off ! any body argue with this, i take the challenge.....

Answer 2

The only one holding themselves back from being middle or upper class is the person them selves. Can't force a person to learn and be self motivated. Quit blaming everyone else for an individuals failure. Heck, read some of these letter and tell me how they studied the basics of writing. It is sad.

Answer 3

The government would definitely want everyone to be upper class, because thats more taxation and money for the government at no expense to them. I had no money for college, and I qualified for financial aid and grants from the government that paid half of my education expenses to obtain my BA in Construction Management. Everyone has the opportunity, they just need to do it.

Answer 4

the three classes are actually more like, ability, opportunity and desire. And thats what Capitalism is all about.

Ability is education based.

Opportunity is self explanitory

Desire: Not everyone WANTS to be a rocket scientist.

Answer 5

Not true.

Anyone could be Bill Gates if you work hard for it and have a brain.

Answer 6

Bullplop. Capatlism is based on equal opportunity, not results. It's that simple.

Answer 7

You sound like you desire to keep people poor and repressed for your exploitation.