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Yes they give pennies compared to what they have.Most rich people give to charities you know…right?
I sympathize with the working poor..those who are really struggling, but, you have a lot of people who are in a bad situation of their own making. Living above their means.
Every night, the restaurants are packed, because people would rather spend $120+ a night eating at a restaurant than buying groceries and cooking at home. They live in a house that is above their income range, momma “needs” the Mercedes SUV with the leather seats and the moon roof, daddy “needs” the brand new Z71 LTZ High Country 4X4 with the 8” lift kit and the super swamped mud tires and a snorkel kit…which will never see any mud..
There will be a boat and 4 wheelers parked out front next to the wave runners..little Timmy just “has” to have the latest and greatest iPhone 15 pro max and little sally just “has” to have the newest Mac book pro
They “have” to have the 80” OLED with a cable package that has every channel!
Then they complain about how it’s just so hard to make ends meet!
Some people are hurting…some people hurt themselves..
Capitalism as a system has spawned deepening economic crisis alongside its bought-and-paid-for political establishment. Neither serves the needs of our society. Whether it is secure, well-paid, and meaningful jobs or a sustainable relationship with the natural environment that we depend on, our society is not delivering the results people need and deserve.
One key cause for this intolerable state of affairs is the lack of genuine democracy in our economy as well as in our politics. The solution requires the institution of genuine economic democracy, starting with workers directing their own workplaces, as the basis for a genuine political democracy.
I did not get it wrong.
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You think Musk built Tesla?
He bought in then forced the designers out.
Tesla” these days, it's obviously Elon Musk. But at one point, the moniker went to Martin Eberhard, who co-founded the electric-vehicle maker in 2003. Eberhard headed Tesla Motors as CEO before Musk ousted him in 2007.
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Yes they give pennies compared to what they have.
Yes products are hyped to the max, so one must keep up with the Joneses.
Yes many hurt themselves, but the top 3 ultra rich has more than the bottom 3 billion. It will only get worse.
but the top 3 ultra rich has more than the bottom 3 billion. It will only get worse.
BOOKKEEPINGI did not get it wrong.
The profession existed before that
Just as doctors existed before the AMA came along. Formal recognition is irrelevant
You really are not too bright
Tell ya what Sparkless.Which merely proves my point.
Musk did not build it and neither did the workers.
You suck at thid boy you need to go back to school
I don't buy the "moral" part, only because it's too subjective. But we do need a common understanding of individual rights and a commitment to protect them.Capitalism is like freedom. It requires the participation of moral, educated people.
We pretty much understand our rights, it's understanding our responsibilities that is lacking.I don't buy the "moral" part, only because it's too subjective. But we do need a common understanding of individual rights and a commitment to protect them.
City planners are to blame. They only want housing built that provides lots of property taxes. This means homes that are beyond to reach of even the middle class.I oppose ultra rich when many are living in the streets. Many of them have full time jobs and still cant afford a place to live. One does not need billions when there brothers are suffering.
Bring a poor person to me and I'll walk him or her through the process of earning a good living, or even getting rich.Yes they give pennies compared to what they have.
Yes products are hyped to the max, so one must keep up with the Joneses.
Yes many hurt themselves, but the top 3 ultra rich has more than the bottom 3 billion. It will only get worse.
I don't agree at all. The lack of a common understand of our rights is as the core of our national dysfunction.We pretty much understand our rights, it's understanding our responsibilities that is lacking.
Drug use and addiction are a huge part of our national dysfunction. Such people, and their supporters, believe that they have that right, and in fact are pushing for more (dysfunction).I don't agree at all. The lack of a common understand of our rights is as the core of our national dysfunction.
I pull back from the "moral" angle because it's usually just a wedge for culture warriors, who are aren't interested in rights, but rather forcing their culture preferences on everyone else via the state.
No. But my intuition was apparently correct about your use of the term "moral".I don't think a biological man has the right to compete against biological women in sporting events. Is that the kind of rights you are referring to?
You're 84 and still have a boss?My boss complained to the city
Guilty as charged.No. But my intuition was apparently correct about your use of the term "moral".
Not in actual practice. He said this a few weeks ago, "You are the flywheel of the company and the rest of us are just along for the ride." I'm the tail that wags the dog.You're 84 and still have a boss?
Trannies are no threat to capitalism. Erosion of property rights IS.Guilty as charged.
Responsibility is a moral imperative. Rights are less so.
