Paul B. Farrell: Pity the Super Rich, miserable lost souls

By Paul B. Farrell, MarketWatch


SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — “Don’t envy the super-rich, they are miserable,” writes the Wall Street Journal’s Robert Frank, author of “Richistan.”

Seriously, even if the American dream is dying for the vast majority of Americans, you should not envy the Super Rich. Why? Money makes them “miserable.” Yes, the heavy burdens of vast wealth that made them rich also made them poor in spirit — socially, psychologically, spiritually bankrupt.

No, this is not just some twisted new defense of trickle-down economics. Not some cockamamie argument that while the guys at the top of the economic pyramid may make vastly more than the average American we must pity them. Yes, we’re asked to believe that the vast wealth of the Super Rich is such a heavy burden to bear, their misery so profound, the rest of America should willingly indulge their greedy excesses.

Oh, puh-leeze. Pity the poor Super Rich? Don’t insult our intelligence. ...............(more)

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considerably.

Oh, wait....

to hurt the poor so that those who have plenty can have more.

honestly, if they jumped, en masse, out of their penthouse windows... bubye.

GOOD!

This one, one close enough to it by Mike Medved to bring up a question of plagiarism, a story about $240,000 kid's playhouses, $500,000,000 yachts, sending The Golden Child to summer camp on the family Citation jet...

Are they just gloating or is this a secret cry to yanked out of their gated beds in the middle of the night to be fed to the Guillotine?