Will Storr

You can't just...

have equality of outcome.

It doesn't exist.

They will always just point to that it just hasn't been done right yet.

But isn't that amazing?

Isn't that amazing that despite of the many, how many thousands of people are in jail?

Is it millions?

How many millions of people are in jail?

Despite all that, despite all the crime and poverty and chaos that somehow or another

you're just gonna bring this all together.

If you just do it this way, and everybody just divides the money up.

Who gets to tell people they've got to give their money up?

Yeah, it's really fascinating when you break it down that way because it kind of makes it undeniable.

Yeah.

It seems this pattern just constantly happens over and over and over again.

But there's always people that they play to the most charitable and the kindest people in the world, and they phrase things in a way that if you oppose this idea –

That somehow or another you're cruel or that you're greedy or evil.

That there's something negative about you being competitive.

And it's essentially – I think of the roots of it as kind of a cop-out of people that have been beaten in life.

You know, there's this thing that certain people do when things aren't going well.