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If the system is rigged heavily against you, relying on it to affect change does feel like a losing strategy. The fact that such a large part of the population
by DrSiemer 3mo ago
If the system is rigged heavily against you, relying on it to affect change does feel like a losing strategy.
The fact that such a large part of the population supports literal murder could also be considered a political statement. One that would not have been expressed so strongly without what happened.
So much of this madness could be resolved with a simple income cap. Musk’s wealth grew by $1 million per minute over the past year. Who can seriously argue that this is fair and balanced?
- Mainan_Tagonist 3mo agoAre you talking about income or actual wealth? Your income may remain constant while your wealth rises significantly (say... because your investments are doing well, because you inherited... etc). The two are often confused when talking about (tech) billionaires.
- DrSiemer 3mo agoWealth, not income. The statistic is about net worth growth. Saying "that's wealth, not income" doesn't refute it. It just clarifies the mechanism.
- justinclift 3mo ago> So much of this madness could be resolved with a simple income cap. The problem (to me) is less the "wealth" of these psychopath CEOs, and more that they're literally taking advantage of the people they're supposed to be helping, for their own benefit. The concept of an income cap might fix that in some situations, but I'm unsure how complete a fix that would be.