But what if I do want to reduce the number of billionaires?
this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2025
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You'll have to unclog the pipes of society. I'd recommend a good plumber.
The worst part is most of that money would end up right where it started.
Yeah true. El problema es el capitalismo.
You can always redo it. Family wealth counting together next time.
I agree, but don't let the subtext to this be why even try (not saying your sentiment is cynical, but people will read it this way).
A lot of good can be done by the right kind of disruption. Won't solve the system, but would allow for some economic mobility
This would solve world hunger forever. Money wouldn't be syphoned anymore.