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Nah. You're just projecting your fears on me. > So if they lose money, they deserve it. I didn't say that. Just that it was bound to happen sooner or later. I
by pastacacioepepe 4y ago
Nah. You're just projecting your fears on me.
> So if they lose money, they deserve it.
I didn't say that. Just that it was bound to happen sooner or later. It's clear though that as with any other Ponzi scheme, there are people who join early and profit and people who join late and give all their savings to the early comers. OP's friend is one of the late comers. My friends are early comers.
> If they win money, they don't deserve it.
Again, never said this. I'm just saying that it's a lottery and that it's crazy to have masses of people betting their future livelihoods on this Ponzi scheme.
By the way yes, I don't think you really "earned" your wealth if you got it on the lottery or from your parents. Sue me. Or better, get to work and earn your wealth.
> resentment
No resentment. Just pity for people who think they earned and deserve all they have, when in fact they've just born in the right family, in the right place, at the right time.
> I guess we should just send the money to you.
Keep your lottery money. As I pretty clearly stated, I want to earn mine with actual work.
- junofan 4y agoTaking out a reasonable position is not entering a lottery. Even KPMG allocated.