It's hard for me to reconcile watching someone's net worth grow by billions in a single year while people just miles away can't afford rent or medicine -- that gap feels less like success and more like something has gone quietly wrong with how we've built the system.
Oxfam's own wealth-inequality reports acknowledge most billionaire wealth exists as illiquid company equity, not cash sitting in an account -- a wealth cap would functionally force the breakup or forced sale of the very companies, and jobs, that created that value in the first place, an economic side effect worth weighing carefully.
Should wealthy nations be required to pay reparations for colonialism?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
