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Offering the ‘You should just…’ advice. Having unlimited funds allows for risk taking in a way that working people can’t relate to. No, I can’t just quit my job. I have rent to pay.
12.
Thanking us poor folks for sending them on a trip into space.
13.
Pretend like they work harder than everyone else.
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Employ others for low pay and bad benefits in an unsafe working environment and think they’re doing the people they employ a favor.
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Use their money and power to make laws and policies to enrich themselves even more, all while keeping the rest of us fighting among ourselves for the scrapes
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Failing to recognize the extent to which luck (including luck of birth) played into their success.
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Assume they deserve and earned everything they have and that consequently, poor people just aren’t working hard enough. Even if a person legitimately built their own wealth and jumped socio-economic status on their own, they’re still engaging in survivor bias.
Lots of poor people work very hard and take on a lot of misery in service of a better life. And a lot of those people stay poor forever and never get their break.
18.
Guilt trip the public into donating money (that they may not have much of) to help [Enter charitable cause here] when they could just hand over wads of their own cash without feeling the pinch.
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Assume they are intelligent
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[Mess] up the whole world and then get bailed out when they [mess] up.
