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Does that include people like PG? My honest feeling about it is that opposing (much less violently so) people because they are rich or well-connected is just a
by michaelochurch 14y ago
Does that include people like PG?
My honest feeling about it is that opposing (much less violently so) people because they are rich or well-connected is just as wrong as what the upper-class is doing. That's just envious malevolence and I can't support it. I don't know enough about PG; he sounds like a stand-up guy.
My ideology about the class war is pretty simple. If you're well-connected and rich, good for you. No, not everyone who's rich deserves to die. By world standards, I'm well into "the 1%". However, the minute a powerful person decides to "pick up a phone" and make someone unfundable or unemployable, the targeted person has the right to destroy that adversary (through exposure, or violently, up to killing) and is doing a heroic and hygienic act if he does.
It's extortionists I want to expose, humiliate, and demolish-- not successful people in general. I want to be successful and I hope I will be some day.
- danmaz74 14y ago> However, the minute a powerful person decides to "pick up a phone" and make someone unfundable or unemployable, the targeted person has the right to destroy that adversary (through exposure, or violently, up to killing) and is doing a heroic and hygienic act if he does. Do you mean that the solution is making your own justice? Moral considerations aside, do you REALLY think that this way the system would be more fair?