i suppose this is where the analogy is lacking, because it’s not just basic comfort and survival, which billionairs receive, but also great control over the economy and politics and through that, control over all of our lives, our creativity, and our environment. this power is something which is taken from us and which we are in turn systemically denied meaningful access to.
i suppose this is where the analogy is lacking, because it’s not just basic comfort and survival, which billionairs receive, but also great control over the economy and politics and through that, control over all of our lives, our creativity, and our environment. this power is something which is taken from us and which we are in turn systemically denied meaningful access to.