So like a week from now?

So the statement

There are no ethical billionaires

is (or at least can be) false. The amount of money someone has does not define if they are ethical or not. I think we agree on the premise of the argument just not on the example I provided.

I’m not, I’m just asking what’s unethical about having money. If he made it fair and square what’s wrong with that? Notch is a good example because he’s self made and didn’t have a big corpo behind him, anything beyond that is irrelevant to the argument I’m making.

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What about Eron Wolf, the founder of the FUTO foundation?

What about Brian Acton, the CEO of signal?

Did he do something bad or just haven’t done enough good? I don’t really keep up with him.

I don’t really keep up with random people’s politics, and I suppose anything short of a communist is considered far right in these circles, but putting aside the idea that anyone who doesn’t support collectivism is a devil incarnate, what’s unethical about making a game and pawning it off to M$ for a billion $?

What about Notch, the creator of minecraft?

I was about to install it on my server until I found out that it’s developed by the UK government. Now I won’t trust it even though it’s open source.

Why are online casinos bad? I don’t understand this pervasive need some people have to force their way of life on others and take away their agency over their own lives. It comes off to me as some kind of superiority complex. “They’re too stupid to make their own decisions, I know better what’s best for them, I must protect them from themselves”.