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by hedges
4450 days ago
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As long as a more equal distribution of wealth would reduce suffering, we can certainly consider wealth inequality harmful. One would have to have rather alien values to think that luxuries for a few are preferable to food and health for all. |
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First you would need to prove that.
Consider a world with perfect income equality. In such a world, there is no economic incentive to work at all.
Second, how do you plan on equalising the income without committing an act of aggression against innocent people?
> One would have to have rather alien values to think that luxuries for a few are preferable to food and health for all.
That's a false dichotomy. What if, say, everyone gets poorer in the process of making it less desirable to be rich?