Does your country fetishize/give high social status to business people and entrepreneurs?
Does your country fetishize/give high social status to business people and entrepreneurs?
Michael Walker
Sebastian Smith
no
Austin Miller
Somewhat but not as much as Americans do
David Johnson
Why not?
Jace Martin
The social status comes with money. But we don't worship the ultra-rich like Americans. I don't think anyone does really.
Easton Ortiz
Yes and no, both at the same time somehow.
Bentley Barnes
Macron is so based.
Xavier Stewart
Weak bait
Dominic James
no even if they're trying really hard
Jeremiah Rogers
I just know the two luxury brand heads (Bernard Arnault and François Pinault), are they respected?
Jeremiah Sanchez
This.
But also the rich do not want to go public. Of some of the richest Germans there are not even pictures or what ever.
Noah Brown
Yes, Americans suck Wall Street's cock without understanding what a mortgage is
Kevin Cruz
They live modest and landed enjoying life
Ryder Ramirez
Americans hate Wall Street. They like the Silicon Valley types.
Dominic Murphy
No.
Zachary Price
i'd rather stay safe and not get held for ransom.
Dominic Bailey
ew no
Joshua Young
god no
Bentley Russell
Nope
Ethan Morris
Traditionally yes I think.
Jason Cooper
No. It's a good thing and a bad thing. On one hand greed, frivolous spending and wastefulness is judged harshly. On the other the bourgeoisie is allowed to freely intermingle with the proletariat, in a time where we need more class resentment to protect our rights from liberalism.
Kevin Martin
Yes. Mærsk Mc-Kinney Moller, the founder of Maersk, was like the second coming of Jesus here.
Jackson Sanders
>protect our rights from liberalism.
Adrian Rogers
By the latter I mean, we need a clear divide between rich and poor, so that we may stop pretending to be on friendly terms with our supervisors.
Ryder Miller
they tend to get scrutinised a lot
Nicholas Brown
The right to decent wages, health care, education. Things which liberalism do not aspire to provide for the working class.
Brandon Hughes
Yes. They're often given knighthood or made lords.
Bentley Lewis
he should shave
Ethan Peterson
No, they are associated with cronyism
Benjamin Russell
What about Carlos Slim in particular? Was there pride when he was the richest man in the world?
Logan Jenkins
Don't all rich British people just become tax exiles?
Camden Brown
Yes, just like any normal person in the world?