Status Updates From Limitarianism: The Case Aga...

So far still a good commentary, some long bits about pretty obvious stuff though.

I am however appreciating the moral arguments, not really gonna help much politically, but I’m appreciating the arguments.

Ideas like money that people have made from Bhopal or slavery can never be morally rightly theirs, and not that only evil-minded rich people harm democracy but in reality any high level of inequality will.

So far a damning demonstration of how capitalism (since the end of post-war politics) has, on the widest of scales, (and by design from the influence of neo-liberal policy) created vast inequality, justified it, and deepened it.