by HonestPessimist » Wed 01 Mar 2006, 22:35:35
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('The_Toecutter', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I')t is about time we realized people are resources. A lot of the problems we are facing today could be easily solved by restricting the underproductive surplus population's access to scarce resources such as gas and oil.
Let's face it, if Joe Blow working down at the local McDonalds isn't needed anymore, any rational society would accept his demise as a small loss. And in that vein, I'd like to suggest - if I may - a modest proposal...
Might I make a suggestion then?
Economists, businessmen, lawyers, and politicians are a huge drain on our society, constantly taking resources to sustain themselves but never giving back to the society any form of real tangible produced goods or designs. They make their living by getting money and resources from others. Further, that group is the wealthiest within society and is also the most taxing of resources per capita. Essentially leeches.
Might they be eliminated first? They'd free up enough resources for the bottom 90% to double their living standard and society would be all the more efficient.

You know, a great number of economists, business people, lawyers and politicians DO contribute their wealths to charities and non-profit organizations all the times. If you do your research more thoroughly and perhaps get to know some of them in real life, you would be surprised just how wrong you are.
Of course, there are always selfish bad apples in the society but believe it or not, those selfish bad apples could be someone like you.
What have you done so far in your life that you have contributed for the well-being of the society or the community?
I'm not as that well-off as those wealthy people but I do contribute money and food/supplies to the very poor and the disabled annually (not much but better than never).