[andix]

This is not true. Billionaires rely on public safety. To fly their private jets around the world they need ATC and airports. They need police, so angry people don't buy rockets and shoot their planes down.

They also want to chill at their pool, without hundreds of people outside rioting. They want to drive their sports cars somewhere.

They don't want to live their life in a zombie apocalypse shelter.

And how good will those bought professors be, if they didn't work at a good university?

[shimman]

No, what you are describing are billionaires using public money to subsidize their lifestyles.

[andix]

The idea is that everyone pays taxes. Those things are paid by tax money.

[lovich]

> Billionaires rely on public safety. To fly their private jets around the world they need ATC and airports.

> They want to drive their sports cars somewhere.

If you weren’t aware the first car capable roads were laid by the rich to go racing around in their new technology called the “automobile”

> They also want to chill at their pool, without hundreds of people outside rioting.

We already have evidence of Zuckerberg buying up multiple houses to make a ring of privacy, or Bezos leaving his hedgerows higher than allowed around his property and just paying a fine. Or musks baby mama compound to handle his breeding fetish. For the physical security they already pay for armed guards.

> And how good will those bought professors be, if they didn't work at a good university?

Who cares how they are produced if there are millions of people around the world who could be classified as professors and they could just hire the best?

To be clear I’m not saying these viewpoints are viable, but they fit the behaviors we are seeing from the ultra wealthy and I already said, addicts don’t always act rationally.