Welcome to the second age of the Robber Baron, boys.
All you have to do to become one is figure out how to manipulate the system to your advantage. Eventually you'll build yourself up to "critical mass" where you'll have so much wealth that buying out the competition is chump change.
There's no "let" in this game. It's dog eat dog, kill or be killed. You can't let ANYONE get a foothold, no matter how small. Ethics and morals can't get in the way. There is no such thing as "enough."
If people could act morally, ethically, and graciously. If people could say "I have enough money. I have a big enough piece of the pie. I don't want to get any bigger," none of this would be a problem.
Unfortunately, there is this attitude that if you're not growing, you're failing.
I guess we can count ourselves fortunate, because it could be a LOT worse. It's actually a good thing we have as many evilly greedy people as we do, slugging it out and creating a stalemate. What if there were only ONE?
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