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In lugnet.loc.uk, Richard Franks writes:
> I don't think that is "wrong" for some people have more than others, but that
> it would be "good" if things were more equal; it's an important distinction.
Before I'm pounced upon, that statement isn't meant to be an all-encompassing
answer for the worlds ails - I'm not quite glib enough to say that, but rather
that it's a general rule that can apply to somethings and not others. I don't
have a clue how to make the world an 'equal' place(1), but I'm working on it :)
Richard
(1) Except that I'm pretty sure that capitalism as we know it doesn't play a
part.
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