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specialkid8 posted...

I can respect that but I don't agree with the opinion that being wealthy is inherently immoral. There certainly are many wealthy people who exploit others to make money but a lot of the upper crust are just making passive income from their companies. If Jeff Bezos opened up Amazon and then just sat at his desk not touching it, he would still be a billionaire. Would that be considered ethical wealth? You try operating a company like Amazon, Microsoft, or Apple, and not becoming filthy rich. There are a ton of loopholes and exploits many people use to make more money, but I don't think the central idea of having wealth is inherently immoral. But the government definitely shouldn't be kow twoing to these companies and should crack down on things like tax loopholes.

You lost me when you implied Amazon is ran morally lol

I never said having wealth in itself is immoral. I said it's impossible to get there morally.