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The difference is that if somebody or an institution earned their money fair and square, then they are entitled to give it to anyone they want. The problem is t
by jongjong 4y ago
The difference is that if somebody or an institution earned their money fair and square, then they are entitled to give it to anyone they want. The problem is that the monetary system itself creates the inequality via artificial means (which falls on the shoulders of taxpayers and citizens via inflation) which means that big institutions did not earn much of the money that they're giving out; it was handed out to them through money printing. It's a systemic issue.
- valenterry 4y agoJust to be clear, I'm not disagreeing with the point you are making now, but it's clearly different from your original post which was all about "creating value".