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> therefore _extremely_ vulnerable to physical violence. Because this is going to be the only outcome if they keep this up This is an immature reaction. We’re talking about Europe, not sub-Saharan Africa. Those same planes would have the wealthy safely out of harm’s way, likely with a good portion of their capital, while the idiots who threw away their peace are left to squabble over remains.
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> therefore _extremely_ vulnerable to physical violence. Because this is going to be the only outcome if they keep this up This is an immature reaction. We’re talking about Europe, not sub-Saharan Africa. Those same planes would have the wealthy safely out of harm’s way, likely with a good portion of their capital, while the idiots who threw away their peace are left to squabble over remains.
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> therefore _extremely_ vulnerable to physical violence. Because this is going to be the only outcome if they keep this up This is an immature reaction. We’re talking about Europe, not sub-Saharan Africa. Those same planes would have the wealthy safely out of harm’s way, likely with a good portion of their capital, while the idiots who threw away their peace are left to squabble over remains.
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Since there is presumably billions of people with wifi routers, but only like 25k private jets in the world, it's actually not immediately clear which has a bigger impact: the rich abstaining from flying to Napoli for an afternoon, or them turning off their router while they are gone.
Imagine having all the money in the world to afford a private jet. And you choose to go to Ibiza.
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> therefore _extremely_ vulnerable to physical violence. Because this is going to be the only outcome if they keep this up This is an immature reaction. We’re talking about Europe, not sub-Saharan Africa. Those same planes would have the wealthy safely out of harm’s way, likely with a good portion of their capital, while the idiots who threw away their peace are left to squabble over remains.
Well, it's not like Europe is homogenous in this regard.
France specifically has a history of taking care of such matters.
I'd say the rich getting away with what they're doing is more likely in sub-Saharan Africa.
I'll take it seriously when they do.
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> The extremely wealthy would do well to remember that they are human, and therefore _extremely_ vulnerable to physical violence. Because this is going to be the only outcome if they keep this up. I don't think that's likely. The dominant ideology of the world, propped up by education, entertainment and other media is that the rich deserve whatever they have, because they are better people than the poor. Going agains…