The question isn't "who deserves what?" It's "what system leads to the greatest prosperity for the masses?" A free market system with strong property right is the answer. If it leads to some people being obscenely wealthy, that's fine with me.
"At some level, no one deserves to have that much money." And sometimes people don't think about the precious serendipity and the rare, beautiful, factors that made them 'illionaires (million, billion) in the first place.pic.twitter.com/fHeNgRq2tW
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Agreed, though I'd argue that there's more to the desired outcome than "greatest prosperity."
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Adam Smith’s “Invisible Hand” We all benefit in a world where illionares are possible. It’s government’s job to guard an equal shot and little else.
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Indeed. Who has the right to decide who "deserves" what? Nobody. Those who think they have that right are suffering from the fatal conceit, and liquidating the kulaks is not far off. This outlook is also obviously based on a false understanding of the economy as a zero-sum game.
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