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Being a good person is a weakness in capitalist civilizations.
I know plenty of assholes who aren't rich, so I don't think there's any correlation.
Its a super power, actually. Everytime I meet one they impact my life so deeply I can't help but admire them and completely swoon.
Oh, please. It's most definitely not.
Agree. If you were 100% capitalist and everything you did was about money, then maybe. But most of us balance that for the benefit of our mental health and, well, not being a dick.