What if everyone was rich? What if every American planned for the future and saved? What if people were responsible with their money and did not seek instant gratification above all? What if everyone was well off and could pursue those things they wanted to in life and have the freedoms that come from means and wealth? What if those who worked hard, gave back and was deserving was rich? What if lack of such freedoms was a penalty for doing bad, evil or creating negative events upon the whole? What if wealth was a reward for being good to self, family, community and country? What if we rewarded for efficiency in companies, rather than attacked for success over under achieving competitors?

If we were all the same would our economic engine work? Would capitalism crumble and would productivity stop, rendering our nation lacking in the things we need? Would making everyone which lead to socialism? Would you still work if you were rich? If not, would anyone want to work? What if no one worked? Could the robots do all the work? Who would make the robots, more robots? Who would repair them? Who would maintain the system? Do you think a human civilization could grow and flourish if everyone was rich? And if everyone was rich and no one was poor, wouldn’t some people long to be what they could not be? Poor? People always want what they do not have right? So if everyone was rich; wouldn’t some fancy themselves being poor? What if everyone was poor? What would they want? If they all wanted to be rich and went out to work hard to get rich, would that makes sense for the productivity of a nation? Think on this.

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