(I was away from Lemmy for a bit, sorry for the late reply)
They aren’t, though. There’s hundred millionares and so on, and then the ordinary “upper middle class” people who, collectively, actually own most of the capital.
And anyway, it’s pretty clear nobody in this thread was thinking way far ahead, in a master plan kind of way. It’s been pretty revealing; people blame distant abstract things - not just for their poverty, which for poor Lemmings would be at least justifiable - but for their inner ennui, or lack of healthy relationships, or whatever.
(I was away from Lemmy for a bit, sorry for the late reply)
They aren’t, though. There’s hundred millionares and so on, and then the ordinary “upper middle class” people who, collectively, actually own most of the capital.
And anyway, it’s pretty clear nobody in this thread was thinking way far ahead, in a master plan kind of way. It’s been pretty revealing; people blame distant abstract things - not just for their poverty, which for poor Lemmings would be at least justifiable - but for their inner ennui, or lack of healthy relationships, or whatever.