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I actually agree with that, even though it's not certain wherever the "revolt of have nots" could be held off forever or it's inevitable. However my point is t
by alexey-salmin 2y ago
I actually agree with that, even though it's not certain wherever the "revolt of have nots" could be held off forever or it's inevitable.
However my point is that there's a huge difference between demanding a wealth tax and the "inheriting is the root cause of all corruption" approach. Former is a measure to preserve status quo, latter is a dangerous utopia.