But the super-rich are changing the world. Every day they tip the world over as far as they can even further to shake down more sources of money out of people's pockets, slant the playing field even steeper, and think of new resources and laws and grifts to make it happen. There is not enough money in the world to satisfy these people -- not so they can use it, but just so they can say it's theirs. If they're the squeamish type not particularly keen on their chosen blood sport, who like to call themselves good citizens -- what official sources call "philanthropists" -- they will contribute just enough to "good causes" to pay the PR bill for it. I haven't bothered to count, but the number of truly well-intentioned billionaires in the world (who own up to the fact that they didn't make the vast bulk of their money themselves) can probably be counted on the fingers of a multiple amputee.

Worth the one and a half hours. Led me to the site about Platform Cooperations, which are interesting. We definitely need to change the economic structure in the world. We are no longer democratic, we do vote against our own interests, vote for the means for us to give rule over ourselves away.

They could do So Much good & not even miss it (in fact, tax incentives!!!!!) But, NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Greed
Greed.
Greed.