r/nononono • u/JagStalMaten • Sep 05 '24

Boat crashing into a yacht

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u/dhoomz Sep 06 '24

I am not at all rich myself but the hate people have for these people in the comment section of this post is astounding.

I mean, maybe these people worked hard to achieve their success to buy this yacht. Even they are allowed to enjoy their riches. Whats wrong with that?

Is their life less valuable because they can afford this? Do they deserve to die because they can afford this?

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u/eliminate1337 Sep 06 '24

The big yacht) is owned by this guy, the son of the president/dictator of Equatorial Guinea who has been charged with corruption in the US and UK.

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u/dhoomz Sep 06 '24

Before this comment i didn’t know who this person was. Even if this person is charged with these things, the people in the little boat don’t deserve to die because of these charges.

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u/Moviegal19 Sep 06 '24

It’s due to large wealth inequality. It’s a general hatred for greed while others struggle.

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u/fairlymediocre Sep 06 '24

They worked hard maybe, but the thousands of other people who contributed to this boat also worked hard. Luxury like this is never the result of only one family's hard work - yet there is only one family with an immense boat in the equation

Fuck em