Money Matters
@Barongo (29)
Nairobi, Kenya
February 23, 2023 2:27am CST
I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead to unethical or harmful behaviors, such as exploiting workers or engaging in illegal activities.
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8 responses
@MasGion (1676)
• Malang, Indonesia
23 Feb 23
@astutimeliana723 I wish could be rich man....so can help others to being better in life...
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@astutimeliana723 (4536)
• Indonesia
23 Feb 23
@MasGion Yes it is the dream of many people.
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@astutimeliana723 (4536)
• Indonesia
23 Feb 23
Good answer. I am agree with you.
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@arunima25 (85970)
• Bangalore, India
23 Feb 23
I totally disagree there. An equal and fair society is a dream and I even wonder if it's a nice one. Not all can be brought down at the same financial level. That will crush innovation, creativity and hardwork..it will be a mundane boring life.
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@coolimrose (539)
• New Zealand
24 Feb 23
It would be like living in a utopian era.
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@RebeccasFarm (86996)
• United States
24 Feb 23
I think in short, there are the good and the evil in both rich and poor.
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@coolimrose (539)
• New Zealand
24 Feb 23
Indeed, that's a very balanced approach.
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@askme123 (6150)
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23 Feb 23
Really.???.I think if you are willing to work you should be paid.If you want to do overtime You should be paid for overtime.
Of course I wish that wealth would be distributed evenly to each family This would cut down on illegal activities.However it would take a special Governor or President to implement such a difficult task.
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@porwest (78757)
• United States
23 Feb 23
Not in a million years. We already have an equal and fair society. You get from it what you put into it, and that's that. People are rich for a reason and poor for a reason. Everybody earns proportionate to their contribution, level of risk they take, and what product is produced as a result of what they do.
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@Meggan (337)
• United States
23 Feb 23
I also disagree. We are all unique and have different things that motivate us. What is excess work to one is bare minimum to another. What one deems as an undesirable job is another's dream job. We all have the ability to fight for what we want and to walk away from what we dont.
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@coolimrose (539)
• New Zealand
24 Feb 23
One man's food is another man's poison. It all boils down to the choices he makes. I like your reply 
