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It's worth noting that cars and parking in Hong Kong are absurdly unnecessary luxuries, and this is an absurdly luxurious example of the genre. The golden rule
by hawkice 8y ago
It's worth noting that cars and parking in Hong Kong are absurdly unnecessary luxuries, and this is an absurdly luxurious example of the genre. The golden rule of capitalism is, you can spend as much money as you want, and because it is your money, other people don't get to decide it is a waste.
- Synaesthesia 8y agoWealth beyond the dreams of avarice and what right do us ordinary people have to say anything about it? One might call it a rule of “profit before people”.
- simsla 8y agoIf someone has a disproportionate amount of wealth, I'd rather they spend it. You can't have it both ways. Silly purchases are way better for the rest of us than them just parking the wealth.
- DeathArrow 8y agoIn Hong Kong, homes are absurdly unnecessary luxuries, too. Maybe Marx wasn't so wrong after all...