ALL AMERICANS: Super Rich, Professional, Poor, and Outcast
A Japanese woman who has worked in New York and the Silicon Valley as the first Japanese female economist for 26 years wrote a Japanese book titled "Reality of America, the Super Disparity Society."
The author, Yumi Kobayashi, categorized Americans into four groups: the super rich, the professional, the poor, and outcasts.
Readers of the book, of course mostly Japanese in Japan, largely praise its contents. Especially, as the author defined herself as one of lower professionals, her viewpoint seems to be well welcomed by readers.
First of all, God forbids man to stay rich.
Therefore, being super rich is a sin.
I have nothing to say to them. You wait for God's judgment.
The question is whether professionals love the poor and outcasts as God wishes.
I suppose it will decide the future course of the U.S.
On this earth, there are only two types of people: those who are afraid of being rich and those who are not.
In other words, those who know in any form of recognition that God forbids man to become rich and those who do not mind such an idea.
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However, I am not in a position to decide any particular person to be super rich, professional, poor, or outcast.
"WILL BOW DOWN AND WORSHIP GOD"