arkrud wrote:Knickoftime wrote:arkrud wrote:Everyone can be dead tomorrow and wealth and power will not help.
And there is nothing that man can take with him to another site.
We came onto this world with the closed fist and leave with the empty open hands.
I wish you luck convincing the wealthy and influential of this.
The wealth which is not collected by sweat and blood will slip through you hands in no time.
That's demonstrably false. The majority of wealth is generational inherited wealth.
Empower people to protect themselves.
Now that's just a complete contradiction. That is a direct acknowledgment that there are people who are powerless, and that there are people who possesses this power who need to gift or sell it to those who don't, the opposite of everything you've been arguing.
There is no value except the thing that you value and everyone else should value it too. You're just another salesperson.
You are looking for the answers outside yourself.
All answers for you questions are within.
No.
I'm asking you what these answers for you in your self-created reality.
And your answers are contradictory.
You should have a problem with people who wasted wealth for excessive personal consumption not with just those who simply own it.
I have written nothing to imply I don't. Your personal reality seems to assume a lot about me.
Who you will trust to redistribute the wealth anyways? No one have any moral authority to do so and no one can avoid corruption while doing this. All history of human race is a giant prove of it.
You've made it clear that fairness and equality are irrelevant, and that it doesn't matter what you have. You also seem to reject authority on the conceptual level. Your conclusion is actually accurate, but all that should be irrelevant to you.
"Trust" ... "authority" ... "corruption" ... these are all the preoccupations of someone who in fact believes in an objective, community rule of fairness, rather than someone in full control of their own subjective reality.
You're wavering.