I challenge ALL millionaires to live off of what most people live off of which is <40K a year.

I don't hate the rich, or envy them at all. I am just saying that in the end, money doesn't exist in the afterlife.

The ultra rich should be helping less fortunate people. NOT hoarding millions and billions of dollars, because in the end, it isn't going to matter at all. I would not want to meet my maker and try to explain why I didn't help the less fortunate with BILLIONS of dollars in my bank account.

What’s the afterlife have to do with any of this?

you could take every penny from the wealthy on wall street

and it doesn't add up to that much about 12 trillion.


on the other hand the US Government takes in 4.7 trillion

per year in Taxes.


The real money is in taxation... we could tax the corporations to death but then nobody would have a job.

Ummm, we are ALL going to die one day and meet our maker and be judged. Would you want to have billions in your bank account and explain to your maker why you didn't choose to help the less fortunate? Is your billions going to get you into heaven?

Ever heard of the "MONOPOLY GAME"



In end end at your death, Money doesn't really matter anymore.

There are no billionaires in this form and most billionaires pay hundreds of millions to tens of billions to charitys over the course of their life, generally once their old and see the writing on the wall. They also employ tens of thousands of people and keep their family’s fed and cared for as a result.

You don’t become a billionaire by being stupid with money. Envy is also one of the deadly sins, might want to check that out.

People are like goldfish. We adapt to the bowl we're in.

Op is grasping at straws due to being a burning heart liberal. Deal with the log in your eye first.

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High yield savings account is at 2.0 percent.

2 percent of 1 million is $20,000

So, you would be living on half of the $40,000 that you're complaining about

HA!

I don't worry about money. In the end, it isn't going to matter anymore.

I could do it if I lived in my van and had no rent to pay.

Nicely said.

Spans the spectrum.


Recommend this documentary. My ultimate take away is that money does not buy happiness.

My favorite bit, is when Ivanka is talking about how when she was around 10, her and her father were walking into Trump Tower and he pointed at a homeless man sitting close to the entrance and said..

See that man..he is richer than me.

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I challenge you all to kiss my ass

Do you ultra rich millionaires and billionaires really think that you are going to take that money to the grave with you in the afterlife and continue living your rich lifestyle?

All that wealth ceases to exist in the afterlife. You leave that lifestyle behind and will have to answer questions from your creator about your lifestyle and explain why you didn't help the less fortunate with your billions.

MONEY doesn't exist anymore when you die. You can't take it to the grave with you or the afterlife. It simply ceases to exist.

When you cease to exist, your net worth become ZERO (0.00)

Where do you bank?

Maybe they're not thinking from the perspective of a selfish nihilist, as you appear to be, and instead they intend to pass it forward to their children, societies, or an island of cats with two many toes like that one...

Good luck in the afterlife when your millions are suddenly worth $0.00

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Beijing is shrouded under a toxic haze again, as the city enters the fourth and final day of its 'red alert'. The measures are aimed at trying to curb the city's notorious smog. More and more Chinese people are now taking precautions against the air pollution.

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This is real.

40k is too much

most of the people I have known make less than 20k a year, closer to 12k

do that and I might be impressed

hell if I had 40k a year Id feel like a fucking millionaire.

Uh if you work full time which is approximately 2080 hours a year then that means your friends are making $5.70 per hour as $12,000 a year. Homeless pan handlers make more then that so either your friends are all extremely lazy and don’t work or you lyin

Another silly supposition.

Of course, I cannot take it with me when I die, but my wife, kids, and grandkids will be better off.

I will leave behind a company that provides a good living to a number of families as well as contributing to the economic strength of the USA.

Building a company has been the most satisfying experiences of my life outside of raising some great kids.

BTW, my net worth is north of $1M, and that is AFTER going BK 14 years ago. I just worked, saved, and built a new company.

I never worked to create wealth for my own pleasures or luxuries. I live a pretty simple life completely content without sports cars, yachts, or plastic women.

I like raising kids, raising chickens, gardening, hunting squirrels in my pasture, and drinking coffee with my beloved wife.

I have 3 rules for all expenditures:

1. Does it make me healthier?

2. Does it make me more secure/safer?

3. Does it have a good return on investment?

Where DO you bank? We have savings and cd's drawing in the 2.34% range.

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Like it's very hard to spend day in woods eating mushrooms

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This market..has not been cornered yet.


One could even do 'flavors'.

That 'canned air' is from Bamff, Canada.


One could offer: Oregon Coast, Aspen Colorado, Glacier, Montana, Sequoia National Park..


Or even go the dry route..desert air..

You get the idea.


Remember..something is only worth what another is willing to pay for it.


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many of the wealthy are careful with money and investments. you won't find many of us running amok like that and spending every penny earned.

Don't be stupid. Think about what you are saying.

It depends on what the ultra rich gazillionaires put their money into, and how they each choose (or don't choose) to live life with what they have and can do for others.

We are cattle ranchers and the family owns 600 acres. Although we do have crops, our money is invested into the cattle, and thats our main income. Every year, when all is said and done, we pull out of the yearly income enough to run the whole thing again the next year, and that includes salaries of the ranch hands and all expenses across the board. What is left is our profit for the year.

The land is important, the cattle are important, the rest of the livestock and buildings are important. Everything on our ranch will continue after we are gone and buried, because of family, who carries on the traditions.

What do you really know about what the wealthy do with our money?

Sit down with a gazillionaire and talk about what they do each year to help those less fortunate.

What do we do for others? We grow food that feeds you, your family, your pets, ourselves and our families, livestock and pets. We do it the hard way, organic, which means fighting the govt every step of the way, who nearly insist we use roundup. We will not because that is poison to the earth, to our families, to you and your families.

Tax is going to eat about a third of that so more like 25k to 30k is what you will be living on.