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all of these enabled by a clear application of distance-abstraction how can the "ultra wealthy" be so evil? they don't even know it, they purposefully do not w
by ysofunny 2y ago
all of these enabled by a clear application of distance-abstraction
how can the "ultra wealthy" be so evil? they don't even know it, they purposefully do not want to know. they have a thing for being ignorant about whence their wealth comes and how it's handled. all they care is they get the best of everything
by my account's handle I should make this funny some how but not today.
- ryandrake 2y agoIt's useful to think of -The World- as a gigantic factory. But instead of producing products, this factory produces billionaires. The raw materials that go into the factory are money, energy and a few privileged people, the output from the assembly line are billionaires, and the waste product discarded out the back are the worn-out and no-longer-efficient minds and bodies of common workers. If you look at every significant policy decision that gets made in any country (regardless of government type), you will see that they are all in service of keeping this factory running.