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Your whole argument falls flat on it's face when you look at real life companies.  We are not posting about lemonade stands.  Hard work moves a company towards goals, but in today's world you need start up capital.  Just because something may get started without startup capital does not mean that is the way it is done.  Fact is most all failures are due because of insufficient start up capital.  And start up capital does not always come from the rich, can come from other places, such as a group of family members.  But it never comes from the poor!  It come from people willing to take the risk.  I do not even understand why you are making your points.  And your statement about working over putting wealth to work is backwards.  You must have something to work with, to start!  We could be like Bangladeshi and work and work and still not have a thing.  Or we could have an person willing to put up some capital, buy some stuff, and put us to work.  Or would you object to that person paying us for our work as they get wealthier.
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