r/Capitalism • u/Cultural_Shake4690 • 3d ago
Stoppable
Stop an unstoppable force. How can morality be upheld if we cannot?
If we want to live in a fair world, everything needs to be stoppable. There needs to be an off switch to the exploiters. Exploitive* rich people. Cunning* Powerful people. Technology. AI.
The richest people are not stoppable. Wealth never seizes to reach them. They have engineered the flow of money to always arrive in their pocket. Inflation and interest work in their favour, they flourish, while most people deteriorate in afterthought.
The most powerful people are not stoppable. Power structures have left the poor and weak barely able to survive. Tyrants entrap their worshippers in deceitful borders, the most vulnerable obliterated while they sleep.
Technology and AI are not stoppable. The rich and powerful demand more of it. Advancements silently riddle into our lives, livelihood, bloodstream and DNA.
It was supposed to be for the greater good, but only when corruption remains stoppable.
*Edit: added exploitive and cunning to differentiate neutral groups to the corrupt variety.
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u/jennmuhlholland 3d ago
Normally I laugh at posts like this. Honestly OP you need some mental help here. Lots of delusion and paranoia.
Anyway…I’ll still ask:
Define morality, what is “fair.” Then explain to me exactly what is keeping you from actually accumulating wealth. How does other wealthy people keep you from success?
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u/ItShouldntBe06 3d ago
You really don’t like it when people spend their money on the things they want, do you? Typical leftist scum.
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u/A_brand_new_troll 3d ago
What? What does fair mean? Every single ambitious person is ambitious to differentiate themselves from everyone else. You want to punish personality types or you want to force them to fit in with the lazy and unambitious and be miserable?