> It's based on the false premise that there is a specific amount of wealth and that's it Absolutely not. This is, in today's world, a perpetual cycle. Pay not

> It's based on the false premise that there is a specific amount of wealth and that's it Absolutely not. This is, in today's world, a perpetual cycle. Pay not keeping up with inflation, yet consumer costs across a wide range of vital services keeps increasing. This keeps the poor poor(er) and the rich rich(er). EDIT: Fark.com always has perfect timing: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/20/60percent-of-americans-live-paycheck-to-paycheck-before-the-holidays-study.html https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/20/60percent-of-americans-live-... Why are 60% of Americans living this way when the <=1% could never, in their entire lives, spend the money they have (liquid or otherwise)? Why do the <=1% need all of the assets they have (planes, multiple large houses, mega yachts, and so on)? What kind of human parasite justifies that while they step on the backs of those who make money for them?