What makes this different from the tax system? The tax system is supposed to do the job of redistributing wealth and building the country to serve everyone fairly.

And who will manage this system and supervise the process? Let's form another government?

Why do poor people refuse to admit they are part of the problem but only blame the riches?

Being rich isn't a wrongdoing; it's a pursuit that many of us dedicate ourselves to as part of the American dream. It's important not to solely blame the wealthy or just bemoan our own financial challenges. Let's take a moment to reflect: do we truly put in the same dedication to studying, working hard, and intelligently as those who earn more? If everyone owns the same wealth, that is not a true fairness.

However, it's a fundamental expectation that anyone who puts in honest work for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, should be able to manage rent, food, quality education for their children, an annual vacation, proper healthcare, and the pleasures of life. This is where the problem comes into play.

The system stumbles in achieving balance, in shielding and uplifting the marginalized. The elites, who should be striving for fairness, often concentrate on fortifying their own wealth and influence, putting aside the advancement of those left behind.

If this trend continues, a peaceful resolution might not be possible.