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by slowmovintarget
233 days ago
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This. There's an unproven assumption that somehow the inequality of outcome is 1) unjust, and 2) something to be "corrected." The first has no foundation other than appeal to emotion to create in-group / out-group tribes ("eat the rich!") to then suggest what end up being power grabs that destroy the middle class and do nothing to the wealthy. The second item requires destroying value. All economic activity comes from exchanges of value, which is intrinsically tied to time; that irreducible finite quantity to which everyone is subject. We've seen over and over again, when you try to destroy the concept of value, which is subjective and circumstantial for each individual, all you end up doing is causing human misery. This obsession with taking other people's money rather than enabling opportunities to make your own is unhealthy, destructive, and immoral. |
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