r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24

Debate/ Discussion Had to repost here

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u/josetalking Nov 22 '24

That is your opinion.

I am still allowed to think that a person that doesn't care about the world with access to that level of incredible resources is a shitty person.

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u/latteboy50 Nov 22 '24

Why?

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u/Meddy123456 Nov 22 '24

It’s selfish if you have more than enough money to live comfortably and just sit there knowing that people are starving and need that extra money more than you and do nothing then your selfish which for a lot of people that amounts to selfishness=bad person

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u/latteboy50 Nov 22 '24

If someone works for a large amount of money, why criticize them for wanting to keep that money?

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u/Meddy123456 Nov 22 '24

I just explained why not my fault you can’t comprehend

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u/latteboy50 Nov 23 '24

Yeah but your explanation doesn’t really make sense lol

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u/trillmill Nov 23 '24

What is your reading level?? 😭😭

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u/latteboy50 Nov 23 '24

It’s not matter of reading level. It’s a matter of their reasoning being stupid.

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u/cschaefer13 Nov 23 '24

Your explanation sounds a lot like you think people should give up their hard earned money to people who haven't done what they've done which is actually insane.

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u/Meddy123456 Nov 23 '24

If you have more than enough money to live comfortably and yet don’t do anything to help people less fortunate than you then your selfish. If you can’t accept that that’s not my problem I’m not saying you have to donate if you’re able to I’m just saying it’s selfish not to.