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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5719664" data-attributes="member: 24302">So a person who works hard, establishes a business, and eventually becomes wealthy from the business is evil for having money?&nbsp; What about all the people he gave jobs to over the years?&nbsp; Did they not benefit?&nbsp; And you need to define suffering.&nbsp; A lot of people with low incomes still manage to have cellphones, a car, big screen tvs, nice clothes, and plenty to eat.&nbsp; Their house may not be big, their cellphone may not be an iPhone, their tv might not be a Samsung, they might not eat out often, but are they suffering?&nbsp; A lot of people who are suffering often do so by abusing drugs and alcohol.&nbsp; There are too many people for the government to give them all high incomes in retirement.&nbsp; It&#039;s on every adult to work on having more by setting aside money to invest, work longer hours, and sacrifice a bit.&nbsp; If you don&#039;t want to do that you have to settle for what you get.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5719664, member: 24302"] So a person who works hard, establishes a business, and eventually becomes wealthy from the business is evil for having money? What about all the people he gave jobs to over the years? Did they not benefit? And you need to define suffering. A lot of people with low incomes still manage to have cellphones, a car, big screen tvs, nice clothes, and plenty to eat. Their house may not be big, their cellphone may not be an iPhone, their tv might not be a Samsung, they might not eat out often, but are they suffering? A lot of people who are suffering often do so by abusing drugs and alcohol. There are too many people for the government to give them all high incomes in retirement. It's on every adult to work on having more by setting aside money to invest, work longer hours, and sacrifice a bit. If you don't want to do that you have to settle for what you get. [/QUOTE]

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