Who's the bigger problem?

@mchill said
A banker, a janitor, and an immigrant sit down at a table with 20 doughnuts. The banker grabs 19 of them for himself, then he tells the janitor "watch out, that immigrant is going to steal your doughnut!" 😏

@quackquack said
The better scenario would be the banker created 19 doughnuts and the janitor earned one doughnut. Is it a problem if someone come in and steals doughnuts? The assumption that those with money somehow took it from others and we should be glad when bad things happen to them and counter productive, factually invalid and morally wrong.

@athousandyoung said
He’s a banker not a baker

@jimm619
Well I did, I managed to go to college, Palomar College and crafted a career out of that training and education.

@averagejoe1 said
Cool, Contenchess. Prospective employers will look quite kindly on your zeal and enterprise, put that best foot forward. Getting ahead in the world starts with seeing yourself as does that would-be employer.

No, that’s not true. Digging holes and refilling them does not create value for example though it is a good way to stimulate an economy by redistributing money from rich to poor.

@quackquack said
All people who work create value. The banker is no different than a baker and certain is in no way a thief.