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I have nothing against somebody making a fortune, at least through hard work, and by creating value to society, like Bill Gates did.. but there are parts of "g
by oscargrouch 13y ago
I have nothing against somebody making a fortune, at least through hard work, and by creating value to society, like Bill Gates did..
but there are parts of "getting richer" that can really do harm.. drugs? corruption? greedy banks?
Im all the way for the "good capital", and thats the one that creates goods and value to us all..
acomplished people should have sucess, this is cool..
but i see a lot of the "get rich first, donate later" much people praise.. but in the majority of cases.. this is just a way they can feel good about themselves.. but in the end it will just create more greedy people that doe more harm than good..
the beginings, and true intentions always count.. easy money without real value, is what corrupts our society, and worse.. make the dollar created by value of the real working people (and i include bill gates/steve jobs in that list) less valuable..
thats all about the 2008 crysis.. its the same evil root.. but see the guys behind it.. and how they use to make money
- icelancer 13y agoWhat "corrupts" our society has nothing to do with money and everything to do with utility. We evolved to seek greater utility in all forms it takes shape. That is not something you can erase from our psyche.