Why should the people who have gained their wealth honestly not be admired for 
it?
 
 Urmas
 
On 11/18/2005 01:17, Anna wrote:
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> 
> So, you envision your  ideal society as purely selfish where  
people are admired for their wealth, right? 
> 
> Anna
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>   From: Deus Ex Machina 
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>   To: [email protected] 
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>   Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 3:36 PM
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>   Subject: Re: vast inequality Re: [Libertarian] Magical Capitalism?
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>   Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>   > The "problem" of inequality?  Since when is that a 
problem?  People
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>   > are not equal.  Some are born poor, some are born 
crippled, some are
> 
>   > born into priviledge.  They should be free to go as far 
as their
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>   > talents, abilities, and ingenuity can get them.  They 
should have
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>   > equality of opportunity and no other way.
> 
>   this is the point inequality is not the problem. some people 
attitudes
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>   towards inequality is the problem. where once I would have been 
negative
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>   towards people with great wealth, now I admire them because I 
relaised
> 
>   that somewhere that great wealth most like came from creating great
> 
>   value for others.
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>   one has to be very careful with equality of opportunity because this
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>   doesnt exist either and is rapidly becoming a new socialist catch
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>   phrase. being in a small town is of vastly differing types of
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>   opportunites then being in a big city, or poor vs rich. creative vs
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>   not creative. etc.
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>   Vic
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