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Originally Posted by 12clicks
I'm sorry, it's not the successful who have "the privilage"
it's you, the unsuccessful who haven't contributed to society who've been given the privilage to enjoy that which he has not earned and that which, because of his failure, he does not deserve.
There's something very crass that defines the lowest rung of society that looks upon charity as an entitlement.
Without the successful carrying your load, you'd have nothing
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But remember that without societies consent, you'd have nothing either. The very first reason (among many others) that a rich man remains a rich man is because society protects that privilege and allows him to retain that advantage. Ownership is an illusion mutually agreed upon. The only reason you have the luxury of feeling like you own anything is reasonable confidence that others won't kill you and take all your stuff. So if you want to hold onto your wealth, it's critically important that the poor do not start to feel too desperate. Historically, it's not uncommon for the working poor to revolt when disparity becomes too great. And if not in an organized movement, through crime and chaos. Is it so important to claw back every cent if the cost is living in a world of increasingly random violence with an unstable political environment?
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