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> No, they're probably earning a fortune they'll be proud to pass down to their grandchildren. Still a drop in the bucket compared to the billionaires being mi
by ChainOfFools 2y ago
> No, they're probably earning a fortune they'll be proud to pass down to their grandchildren.
Still a drop in the bucket compared to the billionaires being minted semimonthly through combination lottery games, though at least in both cases not a cent of the fortunes being passed to grandchildren came from me.
actually you could argue that the people who did absolutely nothing for society in return for the assurance that none of their family will ever have to work at all, for the next three or four generations if not longer, have nonetheless contributed a net positive to society when compared with the apex parasites who actively work to degrade the quality of life of everyone else for their own gain.
- digging 2y agoI'm certainly not defending them, just pointing out that we should criticize them accurately. Not because their work is hollow and soulless (which is more true for those of us who actually have to continue to work to survive), but because it's evil and parasitic, as you say!
- rad_gruchalski 2y ago> Still a drop in the bucket compared to the billionaires being minted semimonthly through combination lottery games, You only get so many shots in your life worth running with.