*Every* person is valuable, whether they are billionaires or poor people

[Dom]

I think everyone knows what news I'm referring to here - but I see there are some people who wish the worst for others simply because they are rich - for millionaires or billionaires, act as if their life isn't valuable.

Why? Really, WHY?

The value of a person cannot be reduced to their financial worth. Never. Each individual has their own unique qualities, experiences, and potential contributions to society that make them valuable and worthy of respect and recognition, putting their wealth aside. We should strive to see the humanity in every person, regardless of their wealth, and appreciate the unique gifts they bring to our collective world.

Most of the time when some person is rich, it directly translates to the fact that they have done significant job in driving economic growth and contributing to the overall social progress. They create jobs and invest in businesses, make our world better in many ways. While it is important to acknowledge the value of every person, including those who may not be as wealthy, we should also recognize the important contributions that rich people can and do make to our world.

To sum everything up, stop hating others, see value in every breathing being and life. If you refuse to do that, then I'm quite confident there is something wrong with you.

[MistuhG]

I don't think steam needed another Trump post, thanks though.

[Triple G]

If You sell them in parts it´s worth around $650,000 USD Dollars. Depends a bit on their health i guess.

[Dom]

Publicado originalmente por MistuhG:

I don't think steam needed another Trump post, thanks though.

It applies to Trump too, I don't criticize him for his wealth, or the success he has had in his business life. I don't think I've ever brought up his wealth anywhere.

[The nameless Gamer]

To what do people who keep manipulating stocks and bonds for nothing except enlarging their own wealth contribute? To what do those who evade taxes by registering companies off-shore contribute? To what do companies which exploit and underpay people contribute? It's the workers who keep EVERY country going, yet they get repeatedly spat on, trampled on and disrespected. Executives contribute to NOTHING. Form a guild instead of an executive board, it'll do at least as good of a job, if not better.

[Boblin the Goblin]

You are mistaken about what it means if they are rich.

It used to mean they were a value to the economy and driven a lot of economic growth. It now means they are born into it and usually have that wealth through morally corrupt dealings.

I will not feel sympathy for a group of rich idiots spending their money on a luxury and getting killed for it.

They don't see value in anyone below their nose, I won't give them the same treatmen.

[Dom]

Publicado originalmente por Phobos:

What about the scumbag cowboy CEO who cut corners and gambled with their lives just to prove a point? He is a murderer.

Well of course we can point out the fact that there were some major safety concerns and it should serve as a warning.
But we cannot pretend that this was intentional (murder).
I'm pretty sure this is a catastrophe for everyone involved.

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

Memes doesnt care.

[Volfogg]

Bold to assume that I care if something's wrong with me. I don't see any value in any living thing in the long run. They will all die someday. It's a cruel world.

[𝕎𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕖𝕝𝕫]

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[Dracoco OwO]

Few peoples these day consider intrinsic values of a person to be worth more than money. I think it's a shame in several aspects but it's not like i can do much about it.

[Dom]

Publicado originalmente por SlowMango:

You are mistaken about what it means if they are rich.

It used to mean they were a value to the economy and driven a lot of economic growth. It now means they are born into it and usually have that wealth through morally corrupt dealings.

I will not feel sympathy for a group of rich idiots spending their money on a luxury and getting killed for it.

They don't see value in anyone below their nose, I won't give them the same treatmen.

It's a major assumption that anyone with success in their life don't see "value in anyone below their nose", that is often simply not true.

Bill Gates and many other billionaires have given billions of dollars into charity, to some of the poorest regions in the world, to rescue people from death and suffering.
Literally every rich person is actually expected to give a large percentage of their money not only to taxes but also charity, in order to be validated and accepted. They make significant contributions all around them.

But that's beyond what the topic is about because someone's human value isn't determined by their wealth or lack of wealth. It is something everyone ought to have.

[Boblin the Goblin]

Publicado originalmente por Dom:

Publicado originalmente por SlowMango:

You are mistaken about what it means if they are rich.

It used to mean they were a value to the economy and driven a lot of economic growth. It now means they are born into it and usually have that wealth through morally corrupt dealings.

I will not feel sympathy for a group of rich idiots spending their money on a luxury and getting killed for it.

They don't see value in anyone below their nose, I won't give them the same treatmen.

It's a major assumption that anyone with success in their life don't see "value in anyone below their nose", that is often simply not true.

Bill Gates and many other billionaires have given billions of dollars into charity, to some of the poorest regions in the world.
Literally every rich person is expected to give a large percentage of their money not only to taxes but also charity, in order to be validated and accepted. They make significant contributions all around them.

You're conflating a few of the top rich people with every rich person.

The Panama Papers revealed all we needed to know about a majority of rich people. So did the lock downs.

[Dracoco OwO]

Publicado originalmente por Phobos:

Publicado originalmente por Dom:

Well of course we can point out the fact that there were some major safety concerns and it should serve as a warning.
But we cannot pretend that this was intentional (murder).
I'm pretty sure this is a catastrophe for everyone involved.

Well I feel bad for the people on board and I hope they can still be rescued safely and that guy can be put in jail for the rest of his life.

If they didn't go on the surface they are dead by now, probably.

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

Well. I guess refusing to hire white navy veterans because they aren't inspirational and cutting corners on safety along with various other failures was just a 'little oopsie poopsie clumsy soft boy uwu you are valued and loved be kind' on their end.

[MinionJoe]

Publicado originalmente por Sir Seanicus, Esq.:

Well. I guess refusing to hire white navy veterans because they aren't inspirational was just a little oopsie poopsie uwu you are valued and loved be kind

That, and I realized last night that the XBox One controller hanging on my wall cost me twice as much as the controller used on that sub.