Except the ~25% you spend on rent, that's other people's capital. Or mortgages. Or loans.
For most people, they basically spend their money on other people's labor. For the rich, it's the opposite, they MAKE their money from other people's labor.
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Indeed -- there's something to be said for the labor theory of value.
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As many have observed before, it's good to be king.
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We had that in the former communist block. It's no good.
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The rich are the only people who pay for people’s labor. Everyone else pays for the products of said labor.
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oops, you made the liberals angry again.
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No it’s called being a Boss
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That's true, but under ideal conditions, the rich become rich through the creativity of entrepreneurship and accepting the risk of running a company and dealing with unpredictable outcomes. The average person does not want to deal with all that, so they choose the safer route.
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