> The only way the system works is when those that provide the most value get rewarded the most. Having "hardships" in life provides zero value to the rest. If

> The only way the system works is when those that provide the most value get rewarded the most. Having "hardships" in life provides zero value to the rest. If that's what we have right now then it doesn't really work for a significant portion of the world. Also, are those super rich people actually creating value? > I don't really know what your reasoning behind this is. I'm pretty sure we redistribute money all the time through taxes. Taking "wealth" from a few and giving it to many does not create more wealth. Wealth is a concentrate of money, you can't redistribute "wealth" and make everyone "wealthy". When I was unemployed I received publicly funded healthcare, which allowed me to have money to live somewhat normally still. How is that not redistributing wealth?