/biz/ - Business & Finance

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I really don't see what this kind of shill convo would even accomplish. Are you here gauging sentiment, or do you actually think that saying the words you have you have changed anybody's minds? I mean, what does one shill even think he can accomplish when there are millions of us that aren't even reading what the fuck you are saying? It's gotta be the former. tell Kenny he is about to be popped like the pinkish yellow pimple he is.

>>1808898

There is no limit.

Super rich people i.e. billionaires and multimillionaires, past and present, have what they have because they sell a valuable product or service.

Elon Musk: Tesla electric cars and Space X

Bill Gates: Microsoft.

Super Koch Bros: Koch Industries (oil, fuels, asphalt, natural resource commodities, fertilizers, wood products)

Larry Ellison: Oracle

Waltons - Jim, Alice, Sam Jr. : Wal-Mart

Larry Page and Sergey Brin: Google

Carlos Helu: dominates telecoms industry in Mexico

Of course you've got your Gilded Age guys like Rockefeller, Carnegie, Vanderbilt, JP Morgan, Ford, etc.

All of these rich guys have that money because they produce something. They make and market a product to sell that the world needs. They have it because they deserve it. They set out to do something and did it very well, often inventing a market for the product. They solve a problem and meet a need.

They did so because of the incentive to do well. They didn't do it because the government told them to. They did it because they were risk-takers who had a great idea and filled a need.

And believe it or not, these super rich men are not evil greedy jerks, they are really quite generous. They put forth more money to charitable organizations than all of the anti-capitalist millenial snowflakes would ever willingly do with their on money, ever.

So to answer your question: there is no "too rich." They have what they have by contributing to the world they live in.