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Slack.com slash DHQ. I just saw this article in the Atlantic. It is published this week

written by Annie Lowry and it has the title, Cancel Billionaires. And it's a call, it's

well, it's calling to cancel billionaires. Get rid of billionaires is the exact phrase

used in the article. I'm not sure if we're talking about get rid of rich people like French

revolution style or get rid of them just by stealing their money or maybe a little bit of

both. But the point is there shouldn't be any billionaires. That's the point. Billionaires

are a policy failure. That's the way the left often puts it these days. I just have one

question. When I read this kind of stuff, I'm taking Annie Lowry, for example. Do you

think that if I offered her a billion dollars, she would turn it down? If she had a long

lost rich uncle who died and was going to bequeath a million dollars, a billion dollars to

her even a million, do you think she'd turn it down? All of these people who whine about

the rich would any of them turn down a billion dollars or a million dollars or any money?

I'm guessing probably 0.0% of them would. Why? Well, because the main thing they hate

about rich people is that they personally are not one. Every time you hear someone going

out about the rich, realize that what they're really saying, what you have, you could really

translate it, what they're really saying is, I am upset that I am not rich. That's my

issue. It is a, the whining about the rich is very thinly veiled envy. It is envy dressed

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