Nothing good about it - Lemmy.World

That feeling when you were randomly born wealthy and get the daily slander dose on Lemmy.
Just because you were born wealthy doesnโ€™t mean you have to live like it or keep the money to yourself.
Yep but here everyone seems to connect the two and equalize together
Iโ€™ve never seen anyone here pass judgment upon someone whose parents are rich.
They say โ€žeat the richโ€ โ€žtarget practiceโ€ and such

Are you really so naive that you think that applies to people who happen to have rich parents?

Because they arenโ€™t talking about you, theyโ€™re talking about your parents. If you become your parents, theyโ€™re talking about you.

What do you think happens with wealth? It stays. If my parents are rich then I am rich what are you even trying to say?

What happens with wealth? Ideally, it gets spent and/or given away rather than hoarded.

If you are hoarding wealth, as most rich people are, then yes, you are the one being discussed.

No one is forcing you to keep those millions.

No one except the very system that makes poor people miserable? Oh you noble grand standing naive person.

Iโ€™m not all surprised that you think anyone who doesnโ€™t have millions of dollars is poor.

And yes, wealth can be used for many good things. See above, re giving it away rather than hoarding it.

Generally speaking the threshold for when money becomes evil, is when youโ€™re actively defending, hoarding, and even lashing out at poor people for dare saying you could be using the money better.

If you truly have millions then you could just as easily donate to food shelters, help lobby for laws that donโ€™t ban homelessness, you could even use that money to defend the people who are being squashed by the wealthy.

There are millions of things to do with your millions of dollars, that also wonโ€™t leave you broke. Its sad to think you equate helping/donating = becoming poor.