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Every time your life gets harder, some rich persons life gets easier. Welcome to capitalism.
I'm not even sure if the average rich person's life is actually getting better by hoarding even more wealth. I tend to believe that being really rich is kind of an illness. Like an addiction where you never feel powerful or rich enough because there's always someone that's ahead of you. I feel that capitalism, especially in its current stage, is really bad for everyone.