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Originally Posted by Lune
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...due to the fundamental reality of economics: that wealth is conducive to more wealth, and no free market force exists to correct for inequality.
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This is true and the reason why individual wealth ought to be regulated as a matter of pragmatism. There will always be those who wildly outperform the rest of the population and unchecked, that can be detrimental to the group depending on its composition.
What of those who regularly underperform or habitually err? Why should the rest of society pay for their failures?