Limitarianism: An interview with Philosopher Ingrid Robeyns

No one becomes a multi-millionaire on their own merit. This is one of the arguments that Dutch political philosopher Ingrid Robeyns sets forth in her book ‘Limitarianism: The Case Against Extreme Wealth’. To advocate for a cap on extreme wealth and a global limitarian mindset, Robeyns highlights the repercussions that inequality has for climate change, democracy, and societal welfare. Philanthropy is not the answer, and rising inequality is hurting the rich too.
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[@Mary-il6zz]

Great ideas!

[@WhiskeyTangoFoxtraught]

This is as painful as listening to a flat earther trying to prove their theory. Please implement this policy in your country. America will take your entrepreneurial minded business adventures and let them provide jobs for us. Your economy will crash, your people will starve all because you didn’t like people making more money than you.

[@libje1011]

Very painful indeed. There 's not much basis knowledge about ehtics, economics and history with limitarism.

[@coreyc1685]

That was painful to read. It’s no wonder highly conservative US states have the lowest living standards in the developed world when the politics fuelling those places are so pathetically elitist, boot licking, servile and self loathing.

[@jl8942]

Ignorant nonsense.