Abolish Billionaires
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Abolish Billionaires
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#2The only viable stable long-term solution is focusing on uplifting the masses from the bottom up such that, even the poorest classes of people can have a basic standard of living. This of course entails some kind of universal basic income, which will definitely be difficult to achieve, but it is far more realistically achievable than just "abolishing billionaires". Violent and angry rhetoric like that may feel good and be great for garnering support, but is a road that leads ultimately to ruin.
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#4There is zero chance of this ever happening. It is not worth the time to read about it.
Edit: Seriously, this is populist clickbait drivel the Times is running so the broke millennial demographic can drool over revenge fantasies of smashing the bourgeoisie while the Times and their cadre of surveillance partners figure out how to get them to buy a Lexus. Ignore it.
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#6This is a very stupid idea that will no doubt get a lot of attention for the author by people who will explain in great detail how stupid it is. I wonder if that was the intent? There is zero chance of this ever happening. It is not worth the time to read about it. Edit: Seriously, this is populist clickbait drivel the Times is running so the broke millennial demographic can drool over revenge fantasies of smashing t…
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#7Real question: If I start a business and people love my product so much so that I become a billionaire. Am I a bad person?
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#8To target all the rich is to loot and destroy your society. To target the wealthy parasitic class would be a revolution frankly.
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#9This is a very stupid idea that will no doubt get a lot of attention for the author by people who will explain in great detail how stupid it is. I wonder if that was the intent? There is zero chance of this ever happening. It is not worth the time to read about it. Edit: Seriously, this is populist clickbait drivel the Times is running so the broke millennial demographic can drool over revenge fantasies of smashing t…
You may be right, but I don't think you could have made a less persuasive argument.