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People who hoard more money than they can spend in several lifetimes while people are literally dying in the streets cannot be good. These things are mutually exclusive.
Agreed.
For me personally it's more a question of does your money hoarding system exploit people or is it family money that's been made unethically. I think keeping that kind of money to yourself is unethical. And I don't mean you should go living from riches to rags but recognize that you own something to society and do something about it.
Soros attempted to gain wealth to use it as a tool to fight for the oppressed. Didn't work out too well for him.
Can you at least try to explain this take... I think we are having hard time seeing where you are coming from?
How is some rich clown trying to influence political process for his own benefiting helping the homeless or the working poors?
What about middle class?