JAY Z, OBAMA, POVERTY
One of the distinguishing characteristics of individual human beings is that some are more commercially capable and financially successful than others. It is not a function of intelligence, knowledge, or skill alone. In some individuals, commerce is innate, intrinsic, driven by aptitude and instinct. Some people excel at making money by delivering goods and services in the marketplace. This instinct includes the ability to assimilate political and cultural obstacles to commerce, to the extent of endorsing contemporaneous political fashion.
The political class has recently advanced its agenda to oppress and exploit working people for financial gain. Politicians have mastered the art of profiting from the labors of others more than any capitalist ever did. No one lusts after profit more, and does less to deserve it, than the politicians. And, be advised, you will never get your fair share by supporting them. They're greedier than you imagine. They will accommodate the accursed capitalist, who lays the golden egg, before sharing their ill-gotten gains with the likes of you and me. After all, there's only so much to go around. That's why there's a conspiracy between the politicians, the poor, and the rich to exploit and diminish middle class working people. It depends on the inability of the middle class to see what is being done to them. The politicians pretend to be going after the rich to help the poor, but they're all actually going after the middle class to help themselves. It's a shell game.
Jay Z, wealthy ally of a powerful politician, wants poor people to believe that there's no middle class, just rich people and poor people. He warns the public that violent disturbances will erupt if the gap between the rich and poor isn't filled in. Do you see what he's doing? Do you think he plans to forfeit his wealth to the poor? He gonna keep his money. But, if you can convince the poor that there are only rich people and poor people, then you give them and their political handlers the green light to go after the middle class's share of the economy. The strategy is to protect the rich, pay the politicians, and subsidize the poor, by taking more from the middle class. And, the middle class is tricked into believing that it is rich, thus enlisting it in the conspiracy against itself.