You're hilarious. There are no societies that have ever existed without an unbalanced distribution of power. That's how societies get created to begin with.
And secondly, no, being well off does not cause the desire to do harm any more than owning a weapon causes the desire to do harm. Your ideas are outright childish at best, leftist at worst.
I'm oscillating on whether or not you're being willfully obtuse or are genuinely stupid.
The only rule is power. Letting a group develop a point where it is no longer costly for them to harm society at large has without exception ended in that civilizations collapse.
Without exception.
I'm leaning towards stupid, since you're unable to understand fine distinctions.
Secondly, it's also wrong. Power in and of itself is harmless. Once again, the example is a weapon. A weapon harms no one without a decision being made by a person to do so. Money cannot bribe without the decisions of humans.
Nor is the accumulation of power the problem either. Any amount of power in the hands of the wicked is harmful. A kitchen knife used to rob, a handful of money to look the other way, a moderator position on a small website used to censor the users.
You are incorrectly ascribing means as the problem rather than motive. The first murder was committed with the nearest rock available to hand. The problem is people.
But you won't actually read it. You'll just go waah muh corporate taxes or whatever scree you have wound up.
So proliferating something isn't relevant then?
Almost like the means by which someone does harm, be it weapons, money, etc, aren't relevant. The wicked desire to do harm is.
"Muh wealth inequality" is the biggest damn red herring in existence.
It's difficult for me to believe that you're this retarded.
Concentrated power is prima facia anti-civilization. There are no societies that survive with an exacerbated power imbalance.
Wealth inequality CAUSES the desire to do harm you half wit.
How so?
Tribalism is law. Haves and have not WILL tribalize given enough distinction.
So long as the lines are sufficiently blurred peace is possible.
Once you create a group that is distinct from, has power over, and is not beholden to another group, they WILL exercise power. That's humanity.
You're hilarious. There are no societies that have ever existed without an unbalanced distribution of power. That's how societies get created to begin with.
And secondly, no, being well off does not cause the desire to do harm any more than owning a weapon causes the desire to do harm. Your ideas are outright childish at best, leftist at worst.
I'm oscillating on whether or not you're being willfully obtuse or are genuinely stupid.
The only rule is power. Letting a group develop a point where it is no longer costly for them to harm society at large has without exception ended in that civilizations collapse.
Without exception.
I'm leaning towards stupid, since you're unable to understand fine distinctions.
Firstly, that is an explicitly Marxist idea.
Secondly, it's also wrong. Power in and of itself is harmless. Once again, the example is a weapon. A weapon harms no one without a decision being made by a person to do so. Money cannot bribe without the decisions of humans.
Nor is the accumulation of power the problem either. Any amount of power in the hands of the wicked is harmful. A kitchen knife used to rob, a handful of money to look the other way, a moderator position on a small website used to censor the users.
You are incorrectly ascribing means as the problem rather than motive. The first murder was committed with the nearest rock available to hand. The problem is people.
But you won't actually read it. You'll just go waah muh corporate taxes or whatever scree you have wound up.