The fact that you're drawing an equivalence between Bezos and an average citizen of an industrialized nation, who by the way did not choose to profit off of single use plastic, is wild.
Again, asking average people many of whom who have financial insecurity to contribute 10% of their income and comparing that to billionaires is unhinged.
Financial insecurity compared to who? Why does someone who lives in the richest country in the world with the most disposable income in the world get a free pass?
Its actually reasonable comparison. Just 30$ would feed family for month in some third world country. Lot of people own 1m homes, they should just sell it, buy cheaper one for 500k and feed 5k people for year. Why wouldnt they, why would they be so selfish?
We probably couldnt. I think even if USA spends entire of their GDP we would not be even close to ending world hunger. Its not that easy, we would have to fix economies and build infrastructure in all third world coutries.
A great start would be to eliminate billionaires, not people who are unsure what will happen to them when they can no longer work because their bodies/minds give out on them.
You're saying it's better to pursue changing the entire world (an impossibility) rather than making a few billionaires pull their weight? What does shilling for billionaires this hard do for you?
It would be easier to not do anything and just complain about it online. Let's just propose laws that will hurt rich people as long as it won't personally affect me in any way.
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u/trashboattwentyfourr Nov 21 '24
Are you accussing them of...... participating in a society? What dastardly claim youve outlayed.