No? There's no distinction in my mind between having money and being owed the value of that money in real goods and services. Like, it's not a moral matter, mo

No? There's no distinction in my mind between having money and being owed the value of that money in real goods and services. Like, it's not a moral matter, more like an accounting identity. People who have money are owed things, and the debt can be resolved by exchanging said money for the things the money-owners want. This works not because people who own money "deserve" to get things, but because this is how society has decided to keep track of who should get things - that is, by paying for those things.