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The simple existence of billionaires is a perversity.

There is no richness beyond exploited and unpaid work.

I don't want neither to exploit nor to be exploited.

I'd rather collect garbage in the streets than to have an idiot giving me orders just because he has money enough to buy my workforce.

The very existence of beggars should be enough for questioning the way capitalism manages labor, for it simply decrees the destruction of those it can't exploit.

There can't be infinite growth with finite resources.

The two most vulnerable classes under capitalism are homeless people and students.

With all probability, you will never become a billionaire; so stop defending them.

Most people think they're being virtuous, but they just are reproducing ideology.

Poverty is like a seed that slavery planted in the soil of capitalism. It has grown in such a way that, without this horrible and hateful tree, the exploiting class is not able to harvest any fruit. That's why poverty is seen naturally as something to blame on the workers, and also why it will never end unless capitalism itself is overcome: if not for poverty, the condition of being exploited would be unacceptable. In other words, all the fruits are stolen from the tree, and then the tree itself is blamed for being constantly bare, and the only way out for the tree is to generate a seed to be planted in another soil.

Having a home and being able to eat well can't be the privilege of a few.

It's incredible, but if you give a simple argument against the legitimacy of capitalism, in the blink of an eye some people come out of the blue to give proof of their dumbness.

There can't be freedom to live under capitalism, inasmuch as you can't live without money, and to get money you need to sell your freedom for a wage and, therefore, deprive yourself of freedom while you're working as a means to survive.

Working for a wage is slavery with new clothes.

Richness belongs to the hard working people that produce it.

Don't dream about becoming a billionaire. Dream about reducing unequality and injustice in the world. Your life won't be a dream unless everyone else is able to dream alongside you.

Distribution of richness in an equal manner is better than few people getting rich through exploitation of poor people's work, because it reduces poverty and violence and enhances the lives of more people.

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