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In principle it seems unfair. Case-by-case I have a hard time being against this sort of reporting because of how much influence that money might have. How is i
by meristohm 5y ago
In principle it seems unfair. Case-by-case I have a hard time being against this sort of reporting because of how much influence that money might have. How is it that an individual has so much money? My feeling is that it was enabled in part by tax-funded infrastructure and insufficient government regulation. Too much individualism is trouble (see the USA response to COVID-19). Likewise too much central control.
If we’re collectively being exploited and some publicity is what is effective at change, so be it. I still see the super-rich as individuals, intrinsically no better or worse than anyone else, worthy of empathy, and answerable for their actions, which generally feel unethical.
Where might we cap wealth?
What is a better way to go through life than playing the acquisition game and feeling like we’re not adults until we have the fancy, humorless luxury things?
How do we otherwise meet the needs of those who thirst for more and more power and resources?