> What an odd sentence to be followed by describing the extremely rich as "leeches" and "parasites". Do you deny the existence of human-human parasitism? > I

> What an odd sentence to be followed by describing the extremely rich as "leeches" and "parasites". Do you deny the existence of human-human parasitism? > I think the problem with your analysis is that it doesn't account for people who don't benefit from the system being extremely invested in maintaining it I don't see how that is a problem with, or even a part of, "my analysis." > hierarchical mindsets Hierarchy isn't the same thing as economic parasitism; it's a prerequisite of it. Really having some difficulty connecting your comment to mine. I don't get the talk about hierarchy-in-general. Hierarchies justify themselves either by not allowing parasitism, or else by denying and covering up its existence.