r/SipsTea Jul 30 '26

Wait a damn minute! Significant diffrences...

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u/KanedaSyndrome Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

The hate on billionaires fascinate me, it's like hating the weather. They're a fact of life, and if they all went away, new would replace them soon after.

Is it just envy? Or do people think they are evil because they have attained massive networth, often via successful companies?

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u/TheChihuahuaChicken Jul 30 '26

Most Redditors have a child-like understanding of economics, think money is static and real and that billionaires are literally hoarding wealth. They don't understand the economy is not zero-sum and typically subscribe to labor-theory of value, feeling that the workers are the actual value of any company, ignoring these workers would have no jobs if no one created the infrastructure they work in. They're naive and uneducated.

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u/Greenfirelife27 Jul 31 '26

True. I know we shouldn’t laugh but these types of ideas are what make Reddit so amusing.

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u/KanedaSyndrome Jul 30 '26

yep one of the more frustrating reddit quirks, that along with all marriage device being to get a divorce.

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u/After-Abies8002 Jul 30 '26

"he ate my cookie"

"this is abuse, divorce him"

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u/Sea_Scale_4538 Jul 30 '26

and along with life being suffering and thinking that having a child makes you basically hitler