Milosia2 wrote:
*****….. most rich people work very hard for their money. !!!!****
This is the funniest thing I’ve heard today !!!!
Sweet gullible ewes !!!
How much work is involved in going to bed a millionaire
And waking up a Billionaire ????
Working hard for their money !!!!
Too funny !!!!!
Still buying the lies .
Milosia, my life has been for the past 50 years, a very modest lifestyle. Yet I believe in Capitalism.
After our Revolution, ending our lives as Subjects of King George III, (when everyone was owned by the State as chattel), 1776 was a turning point in human civilization; "We the People" owned the State.
The Industrial Revolution blossomed, and we became unequally rich. More innovation has happened in the past 200 years than the past 2 million years. Our
Freedom To Choose is our security.
Please make note of these humble beginnings of billionaires:
Bill Gates developed WINDOWS Microsoft in his garage.
Jeff Bezos disassembled his crib with a screwdriver to escape. He also began AMAZON in poverty, slowly selling books online from a warehouse and questioning his customers as to what else they needed.
Elon Musk emigrated from South Africa with his mother, quite poor. He worked 100 hours per week to start up one business, and used its profits to start another. He doesn't owe you or me a damned dime.
The endless toil to develop a product, like Ben Franklin, Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, or Eastman Kodak are legendary, and replicated amongst the other 22 million self-employed and Fortune 500. The vast majority did not arrive with a "silver spoon in their mouth."
Most successful businessmen never even take a salary for the first 5 years to get started. Their customers and employees always take priority. How long do you work?
Is it wrong to inherit a family farm or a business or money? The answer is no.
Is the cost of medical care so high today because of greedy doctors, or because of over-government regulation?
Who gives the best oversight: private class action lawsuits, or the FDA, CDC, EPA, 'expert' corrupt bureaucrats?
Look up the history of a new antibiotic Levaquin (where the patient's flesh falls off his bones). The head of the FDA had stock in this product, so it was not removed from the market. See Attorney Larry Klayman's class action lawsuit.
Karl Marx was a leech upon his family and collaborators like Friedrich Engles, a textile magnate in the employ of Prussian intelligence. But for innovators to prosper today, their companies must make an instant profit beyond the Federal Reserve Bank's negative percentage rate of the dollar's depreciation.
Here's a good read on the creation of Karl Marx's government central banking system, the Federal Reserve Bank:
[note this book search comes from AMAZON]
The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserveby G. Edward Griffin, Mark Bramhall, et al.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=the+creature+from+jekyll+island+book&i=stripbooks&crid=113DC8HMU7UWV&sprefix=The+Creature+from+J%2Cstripbooks%2C189&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_2_19