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people become billionaires through wage theft. that money should not be his to give in the first place. Plus, the starving are unemployed because the unemployment rate is artificially controlled economically in order to pressure the working class into accepting bad work conditions.
Quite the ~~assumption~~ assertion. Can I also just ~~assume~~ assert bad things you did with no evidence? PS: I mean that he specifically became billionaires through wage theft. I am sure many others did.
Which, even if it was true, he would be unable to change, just as the two of us are.
That's established economic science. Billionaires cannot possibly create added value to account for their wealth, just as you or I cannot become billionaires at the sweat of our brow. These people end up billionaires for being at the giving end of an oppressive labor system, and often, of untaxed inheritance.
this is not established economics. It's labor theory of value derived by Marx that was never fully accepted, and was thoroughly debunked like 80 years ago at the latest.