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At least in Monopoly also the most rich can go to Jail.
good point
I like to use a similar scenario to try to convince people that there absolutely need to be reparations:
Everyone plays through one game where only one person can acquire property and everyone else’s GO money also goes to that person. Then, without resetting the money or property, the game is played a second time where the rules are the same for everyone (lol, wouldn’t that be nice, but it makes the argument better). Then challenge the person to say that the game is fair because everyone has the same opportunity and rules.
It works good for estate “death” tax arguments too.
Obviously, there are other arguments that should be more convincing, but y’know, 'Murica
“Never buying any assets or investments” implies that is something left to buy.
It implies that people can’t afford to buy things, and on top of that most things are slowly turning into rentals. Everything is turning into a subscription nowadays. As soon as you stop paying you lose access to the service. Meanwhile, mortgages are so long that many people will be paying them for the rest of their lives.
Actually and unfortunately the author of that phrase is a COACH, he’s actually saying that we should invest
that is unfortunate, but the quote works well on its own
I agree, if you change “don’t do” to “can’t do”
Precisely how I and practically everyone I know live(s). We are all so tired.
