Ok, and? What's your point? Yes I make billionaires rich, but so what? Does that mean they earned their wealth?

yes its called supply and demand. Billionaires deliver mass demand of products and services while incurring massive risk at the beginning of their venture. After theyve made it they just buy up more companies and utilise thing called interest that the rest of the planet uses. Try to keep up

while a timmy like you might be out there washing car windows on a corner of an intersection billionaires would open up hundreds of car washes around the country and organise a system in perpetuity. But they don't deserve it because everyone should not build empires that benefit mass populace and just be out there with a sponge and bucket full of soapy water struggling like you?

This post was edited by addone on Mar 3 2022 10:13pm

It's pretty rare that a company starts making money right away. There's equipment and property to be bought or leased.
I don't disagree that squeezing the workforce caused the situation we have, but ending investment and R&D and making the creation of new companies prohibitively expensive won't solve the problem.

I don't get why you get so emotional. It's like you feel extremely touchy about this topic. You need to calm down and stop being hysterical.

You can't use the current way of business as a model because lies, deceit, top level profit hogging are what create a lot of those problem.

No more promising something new and useful, failing to produce it after selling the idea as an investment, then simply walking away with your pockets full when the company fails.

Doing away with corporate personhood would be far more effective for that. A company cannot be a person, and the fact they get treated like people in the law is absurd. That is what allows people to be irresponsible without fear of consequence.