What is it with people who have so much money they could never possibly spend it in a lifetime?
What's the point of keeping it? Vanity? Having it just to have it? Power?
It's not realistic, especially if you're destroying the world just so you don't have to spend the money you might otherwise never even TOUCH.
Meanwhile there are people with ambition, but no means. Possibilities, but no avenues. You can't expect the human race to move forward the more you block off each road to the future. It's rooted in old world thinking and it's going to get us all killed.
Knoberchanezer on April 3rd, 2019 at 11:57 UTC »
Hoarded food rots. Hoarded wealth rots man. Hoarded power rots mankind. - Talbott Reynolds
RadioMelon on April 3rd, 2019 at 13:11 UTC »
This is a little too real for me.
What is it with people who have so much money they could never possibly spend it in a lifetime?
What's the point of keeping it? Vanity? Having it just to have it? Power?
It's not realistic, especially if you're destroying the world just so you don't have to spend the money you might otherwise never even TOUCH.
Meanwhile there are people with ambition, but no means. Possibilities, but no avenues. You can't expect the human race to move forward the more you block off each road to the future. It's rooted in old world thinking and it's going to get us all killed.
canttaketheshyfromme on April 3rd, 2019 at 13:25 UTC »
A retort to the supply-siders who's fee-fees are hurt by the prospect of rising labor costs:
If you can't pay your employees a living wage, your business model is flawed and deserves to fail.