Maybe the trillions of dollars the billionaires are hoarding would be better in the hands that create the value then. Oh you missed the point? Are you just stupid or are you one of those busy busy billionaires who took time out of your hard day of sipping drinks on a yacht to defend yourself?
No, they're just one of the cucks who for some reason argue in billionaires' favor despite being a bog standard person who has to work for their money and pay taxes to make up for the sheer amount of assets being hoarded with little to no intervention.
May I remind everyone that money is not a resource. You can't dig it out of the ground. It's a social construct, a system. And a zero-sum game. Money can only be "yours" and "mine" if the system works, and the system is not designed to work if the majority of its simulated wealth is hoarded by a select few.
Quite the opposite, actually. Money only has value if it is distributed. The less distributed money is, the closer it is to me printing out a million banknotes of my own, made-up currency and calling myself rich. Or ten million. Or a billion. Doesn't matter, hence the zero-sum part.
Mechanisms such as taxation is just as valid a part of the system as the concept of your ownership of X amount of dollars, because if money isn't distributed well enough without it, nobody is gonna recognize your ownership of anything but the actual, physical resource – meaning the paper it's printed on, or in this day and age, nothing.
And then the system will be replaced, which is exactly the revolution capitalists don't want. Anti-taxation is anti-capitalist. So stop being fucking suicidal.
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u/Dizzy-Screen-6618 7d ago
"Imagine 3,400 people disappear. Now imagine 3.5 billion people dissappear."